Daegu Mindful Korean Tea Ceremony & Hanbok Experience
Wear Hanbok, sip Korean tea at your own pace, and find a quiet hour at Daegu’s Korean Traditional Culture Center.

Wear Hanbok, sip Korean tea at your own pace, and find a quiet hour at Daegu’s Korean Traditional Culture Center.

Make a mother-of-pearl keepsake in Busan, learn about Korean craft, and enjoy a tea ceremony in this welcoming 60-minute workshop.

Wear a kimono, prepare matcha, and learn tea ceremony etiquette in a one-hour class near Osaka Castle. Check extra fees and possible venue changes.

Walk Uji’s shrine paths, visit Byodo-in Temple and take part in a matcha ceremony on this guided half-day tour from $76.45.

Explore Uji on a three-hour small-group walk with matcha, a tea ceremony, and local food, guided by someone who knows tea and Japanese culture.

Walk Uji’s riverside landmarks, take part in a traditional tea ceremony, and visit Byodo-in on a guided half-day trip from Kyoto.

Make matcha and Japanese sweets in central Tokyo, with a short, beginner-friendly introduction to tea customs and wagashi.

Make matcha and Japanese sweets in a short, beginner-friendly Kyoto class. See what the 30-minute experience includes, what it costs, and who will enjoy it.

Learn to whisk matcha, see a grinding demonstration, and take part in a short tea ceremony class in Osaka for about $8.05.

Make matcha in Nagoya with a short tea ceremony lesson, or add hands-on nerikiri sweet making at AN NAGOYA.

Learn the meaning behind Kyoto’s tea ceremony, whisk organic Uji matcha, and choose a kimono or private class near Kinkaku-ji.

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.

Make matcha, shape seasonal nerikiri, and learn tea ceremony traditions with an English-speaking host in a small Tokyo group.

Make matcha in a Harajuku tea room with an English-speaking instructor, tatami, seasonal wagashi, and optional traditional dress.

Make matcha, taste wagashi, and learn Urasenke tea etiquette in a private 50-minute ceremony near Toyosu’s teamLab Planets.

Make matcha, compare Japanese teas, and learn tea ceremony etiquette in a one-hour private workshop in Shibuya, Tokyo.

Wear a kimono in Asakusa, choose from hundreds of styles, and visit Senso-ji, Kaminarimon, or a tea ceremony, with packages from $21.59.

Learn to prepare matcha, wear a kimono, and explore tea ceremony etiquette in Asakusa with an English-speaking host.

Make matcha, taste nerikiri, and learn tea ceremony basics in a calm 45-minute session in Shibuya, guided in English by a tea master.

Learn tea etiquette, watch a seasonal matcha ritual, and whisk your own tea in a 150-year-old Kyoto townhouse near Ninenzaka.

Learn the meaning of wa, kei, sei, jaku, watch matcha made by hand, then whisk your own bowl in a calm Asakusa tea room.

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

Meet a Kyoto maiko or geiko for matcha, a traditional dance, questions and games. Compare the three short packages and know what to expect.

Make matcha, learn tea ceremony etiquette, and optionally shape Kyoto bean paste into wagashi in a short Sendai class.