The trick with matcha is the wrist, not the arm: a quick zigzag with the bamboo whisk until a fine foam forms. Most Asakusa sessions pair it with mochi or seasonal sweets, eaten first so the tea’s bitterness lands softly, and a few add a kimono for the walk afterwards.
Only a true matcha lover can uncover the secrets of traditional Japanese tea preparation at Matcha Making Tokyo's immersive experience in the heart of Asakusa.
Most Popular★ 5.0“Great experience and perfect pitched for the audience with a mix of interesting facts and interactivity”
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744 reviewsFrom $21.89by Sushi Making Tokyo | Cooking Class in Japan
Discover the art of traditional Japanese matcha at Asakusa's top-rated experience, combining hands-on whisking, sweet treats, and cultural insight for $20.
★ 4.9“I enjoyed the thoughtful presentation, interaction and tips from the hosts!”
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388 reviews1 hourFrom $22by Sushi Making Japan | Cooking Class in Japan
Discover Tokyo’s historic Asakusa district with this cultural walk, rickshaw ride, matcha-making, and local food experience for an authentic day out.
★ 5.0“This was a good tour though i wish there had been slightly more historical knowledge shared about sensoji temple. The guide was good at answering our questions, the private matcha experience was nice and the lunch was so authentic and unique. Would recommend as an…”
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245 reviewsFrom $90.86by MagicalTrip Inc.
Experience Tokyo in traditional style with kimono dressing and matcha tasting. Enjoy authentic photo sessions, cultural insights, and memorable moments in Asakusa.
★ 4.9“Amazing experience that everyone must try when coming to Asauksa. Friendly people at the kimono shop and they were very patient with our 3 years old. I totally recommend this! There are also many choices of kimono that you can pick from. The Matcha experience…”
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173 reviews2 hoursFrom $56by Niagarashot Inc.
Experience traditional Japanese culture with a kimono and matcha tea ceremony in Tokyo. Enjoy guided instruction, beautiful attire, and seasonal sweets for $69.
★ 4.9“The kimono selection was great and the tea ceremony information, demonstration, and experience were very pleasant. They offer so nicely staged areas for kimono photos after. You can also us the kimono for a while after your ceremony to go sightseeing nearby. Wonderful experience!”
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153 reviews1.5 hoursFrom $66by GLOBA Inc.
Treat yourself to a captivating journey into Japan's rich cultural heritage with the Japanese Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience at Hanayaka in Asakusa, Tokyo.
★ 5.0“I would have rated this higher if there was a TRUE ENGLISH SPEAKING GUIDE as noted in the tour advertisement. The guide was the shop owner, who spoke limited English and the person who does hair spoke none. However, my hair was Read more”
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26 reviewsFrom $79.73
Make matcha with an English-speaking guide in Asakusa, pair it with Kyoto wagashi, and add a kimono rental if you want a longer outing.
★ 5.0“Great staff. Very organized. We purchased the kimono tea ceremony with hairstyling. They dressed us up and performed a casual instructional tea ceremony. Afterwards we were able to walk around town for hours dressed in kimonos and getas. My family loved it. Highly recommend.”
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11 reviewsFrom $22.09
Discover the hidden gems of Asakusa and learn the art of matcha making. Immerse yourself in Japanese culture on this unique cultural walk and tour.
★ 4.5“Our tour guide, Nori, was wonderful. 5/5 for him. As for the tour, it was great overall. It was a perfect spring day, and we were a small group. I subtracted one star for two reasons. The first reason is that the tour advertises one…”
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7 reviews3 hoursFrom $88by MagicalTrip
Experience authentic Japanese relaxation with a soothing foot bath, matcha, and sweets in Asakusa. Perfect break after sightseeing, 30-minute retreat.
★ 4.3“I got the flower foot bath, it was okay I wouldn’t say it blew my mind, I think the other review on here got lucky the day they went because I got no foot/leg massage with it so that was a bit disappointing. I paid…”
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3 reviews30 minFrom $25
Old Tokyo survives best in Asakusa, around Senso-ji's gate and the craft shops behind Nakamise.