VISIT KANAZAWA, JAPAN - Official Travel Guide

By eliminating freedom, the senses are sharpened, allowing one to feel the unique tea culture of Kanazawa.

In the quiet space that weaves together darkness and light in one of Kanazawa's historic geisha house districts, Kazue-machi, we offer a tea culture experience that stimulates the senses. Tea master Sumida, active in both Kanazawa and Kyoto, will guide you into a new world of tea through a carefully curated program themed around "restriction."

Main Offerings

■3 kinds of local sake or 3 kinds of tea

■3 kinds of soup, 3 kinds of pressed sushi, sweets

■Tea ceremony in "Johei" standing style

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Attention all participants

■In order to provide a more immersive experience, the dress code is【black】or【kimono】.

■The venue is a tatami room on the 2nd floor. There is no elevator.

■Please wear socks or tabi socks.

■There are no chairs available. If you need a low chair, please make a reservation.

■Vegetable menu can be changed.

■Basically, Japanese is spoken. If you need an interpreter, please contact us.