7 Best Tea Ceremonies in Shibuya

A short tea ceremony in a tatami room is a good counterweight to the crossing outside. Shibuya’s sessions are small, run by trained instructors, and you’ll learn how to receive the bowl and whisk your own. Sitting seiza gets uncomfortable fast, so ask for a stool if your knees complain.

1.Shibuya Authentic Tea Ceremony with experienced instructor

Discover the beauty of Japan’s tea culture in Shibuya with this authentic tea ceremony led by experienced instructors. Enjoy making matcha and traditional sweets in a peaceful setting.

Most Popular★ 4.9

“Mei was an excellent host. She was very detailed in describing the tea ceremony history. We were given an opportunity to make our own tea and offered treats. I especially liked the extra directions provided in our email as the location could have been overlooked…”

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3.Shibuya Authentic Tea Ceremony with experienced instructor

Experience an authentic Japanese tea ceremony in Tokyo’s Shibuya with a knowledgeable instructor, hands-on matcha making, and traditional sweets for a peaceful cultural escape.

★ 5.0

“We loved our experience. It was informative and the teacher was kind and knowledgeable. Very close to everything and easy to find.”

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4.Tokyo: Matcha Tea Ceremony Experience at Japanese room in Shibuya

Experience a peaceful matcha tea ceremony in Tokyo’s Shibuya, learn traditional etiquette, make your own matcha, and taste various Japanese teas for a deep cultural connection.

“So informative, relaxed and enjoyable! Taku was friendly and happy to answer all of our questions and was very knowledgeable about traditional and modern Japan.”

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7.Shibuya: Private Tea Ceremony with a Master in a Local Home

Meet a tea master at a Tokyo teahouse for a beginner-friendly Japanese tea ceremony, seasonal sweets, and a choice of green tea plans.

★ 4.5

“An enriching experience. The teacher explained some details about the origins of the tea ceremony and allowed me to enjoy preparing a cup of tea as an expectant, always ready to answer my questions and help me internalize some essential movements. In addition, I had…”

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