対鳳庵Taihoan
- Togawa-2 Uji, Kyoto 611-0021, Japan
Today · 10 am–4 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–4 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–4 pm
- Friday: 10 am–4 pm
- Saturday: 10 am–4 pm
- Sunday: 10 am–4 pm
- Monday: 10 am–4 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–4 pm
- +81 774-23-3334
- city.uji.kyoto.jp
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This was the best experience of my entire trip to Japan. I had the opportunity to experience truly authentic and traditional Japanese matcha, guided step by step by a local instructor who speaks excellent English. The grandmother instructor is over 80 years old, yet her English is incredibly good. She is very cheerful and generous in sharing details and stories about Japanese culture. When she learned that we were from Taiwan, she treated us with such warmth and kindness. I learned so much and am truly grateful for this opportunity. I will definitely come back again in the future. I sincerely wish the grandmother and all the teachers good health and happiness.
View on GoogleThe most affordable tea experience, and we loved it! So kind, welcoming, and informative. One of my fav experiences in Japan. It was 1,500 yen a person for about a 30 minute ceremony. You buy tickets at the info office next door.
View on GoogleA short but wonderful experience. Our tea master was a very sweet older woman who really made us feel at home. The matcha was string and less sweet than we expected, but we loved in nonetheless. I recommend the experience for anyone in the area.
View on GoogleFor 2400 Yen you get a beginning Japanese tea ceremony. The tourist Center where you get the tickets are very unfriendly even if you gonna try to speak Japanese. It is not the usually way of customer service. The ceremony was in a big room for 7 people. We were sitting on a bench and had a explanation about the different kind of preparation for the ceremony. I had the feeling everything goes very fast. The time for that was very short and the explanation of the deep meaning of making tea very low. I would recommend to go to another tea ceremony if you wanna learn more about a tea ceremony and the culture of Japan. In my point of view you cannot get that here in Taihon.
View on Google10 out of 10 experience. Remember to be respectful, and say the cue words when they give you your sweets and tea. 🍵 This tea house gives you the full experience and proper mannerisms of how people should behave and what we should say. A ticket per person is 1000 yen, and we get a free matcha tea, and a traditional Japanese sweet. 🚨remember to take a picture after the tea ceremony. And read the instructions carefully. Have fun!!
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