Attend a tea ceremony that uses national treasure-class tea sets(Kimura Tea Ceremony Museum)

The only museum in Japan where you can take part in a tea ceremony and touch national treasure-class tea sets

National treasure-class tea sets can normally be seen only through glass. At this facility, however, you can touch and drink tea out of such venerable tea sets.

Participants do not need to know the etiquette of sado, which is not just a simple tea ceremony, but a traditional culture that systematizes the act of boiling water and preparing, serving, and drinking tea as a ritual and practice. Photography is allowed. The facility is a museum but does not have the rigidity of museums.

It is located in the Shoun Sanso Garden. This is one of the three most famous places to see autumn leaves in Echigo and is known for its autumn foliage. The area is also beautiful when the trees have new, young leaves.

General Information

Address
新潟県柏崎市緑町3-1(松雲山荘内)
Prices
Adult: ¥1,100
Child: ¥300
Opening Times
10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closures
Mondays (if Monday is a national holiday, closed the following weekday), December to March (winter)
Notes
Minimum participants: 1

Contact

Telephone Number
0257-23-8061

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