Activity No.026
Genuine Tea Ceremony, Kimono Dressing, and Photography
From ¥16,400 / person
Osaki Station
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2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
The fees and schedule provided are for reference only. They may vary depending on availability. Please inquire using the form below for more information.
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We offer the opportunity to experience the tea ceremony in kimono, which offers a glimpse of
Japan's exquisite beauty!
We are ready to propose you the followings;
・Witness the intricate process of making matcha tea, which embodies the essence of Japanese
tea culture.
※ You can enjoy both professionally prepared matcha and your own matcha.
・Being dressed Yukata(summer cotton kimono) in summer, and Kimono in winter time. (Now
Yukata)
※ I offer authentic kimonos made from silk, produced in the traditional way.
※ You can choose from more than 50 Yukata or Kimono to wear on the day.
・Taking a walk dressed with Yukata or Kimono together with AKIZAKURA's Kimono Upcycled
Umbrella.
・During a walk, I show you the stylish walking-manner with Yukata and Kimono, way of
sitting-down, and pattern of behavior.
・Of course, you can have a lot of commemorative photos at a local shrine and a tea room, for
your unforgettable experience in Japan.
At the heart of our experience lies the mesmerizing tea ceremony experience – a ritual that transcends mere sips of tea and delves into the realm of mindfulness and respect.
※ Date and time may be customised. Please contact us to discuss.
※ I usually shoot with an iPhone 14pro, but if you would like to have a professional
photographer take phots, it is possible for +JPY 10,000.
※ Professional hair and makeup services are available for an additional fee.
Included
Food
Sweets eaten before matcha at tea ceremony
Drinks
Matcha at Tea Ceremony
Equipment
Kimono / yukata & Obi
Kimono upcycling umbrella
Shooting with iPhone 14pro
Plastic umbrella (if it rains)
Host: Sayoko
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Hi, I'm a producer of Kimono Umbrella, which is created by upcycling kimono, and a
kimono dresser.
The kimono upcycling brand [AKIZAKURA], which I launched in 2017, was featured in
Japanese TV programmes, for example on NHK World's "Kawaii international", and in many
magazines, radio and other media.
As a kimono dresser, I have dressed approximately 1,000 people in Japan, Singapore and
France, and I have also taught kimono knowledge and etiquette to others.
Japanese kimono and the AKIZAKURA's Kimono Umbrella are very beautiful and enhance a
person's dignity. I want people all over the world to enjoy those.
This time, I worked with kiyoko, a professional tea ceremony teacher, to create content
that allows visitors to experience Japanese culture in more depth!
So, you can have comfortable time with wonderful smile!