sea joyの体験プランの一覧

• 3歳～100歳
• 1時間以内
• 09:30 / 11:00 / 12:30

新宿で日本伝統文化　体験教室 華道（生け花）茶道、折り紙 体験 Japanese traditional culture experience in Shinjuku Flower arrangement (flower arrangement) tea ceremony origami experience 古来からある日本伝統文化 生け花体験の後 お花は小さくアレンジし持ち帰ることが可能です 茶道は日本のお茶とお菓子で心を休めます 折り紙は鶴折を体験します Traditional Japanese culture from ancient times After the flower ikebana experience It is possible to arrange the flowers small and take them home. In the tea ceremony, you can rest your mind with Japanese tea and sweets. Origami will experience Tsuruori. 　説明文 お花を生けるだけではなく客人をもてなす心や花の命を大切にする心、そうした精神を学ぶことができます 日本伝統文化である茶道には 精神を落ち着かせ お茶の作法や季節のお菓子を見て休憩し、楽しむことができます 折り紙は簡単にできる日本の遊びです大人も子供も とても喜びます 美しい心得を感じる 日本伝統を楽しんでください Explanation text You can learn not only the heart of flowering, but also the heart of entertaining guests, the heart of cherishing the life of flowers, and such a spirit. In the tea ceremony, which is a traditional Japanese culture Calm your mind. You can take a break and enjoy watching tea manners and seasonal sweets. Origami is an easy Japanese game for both adults and children. I'm very pleased. I feel a beautiful knowledge. Please enjoy Japanese tradition.

• 20歳～60歳
• 2～3時間
• 12:30

Experience the ultimate form of the Way of Tea in an intimate, private setting. At a Chaji, a small group of invited guests share a full-course tea ceremony, including a meal, thick tea, and thin tea. This formal gathering is the culmination of regular tea lessons, embodying the spirit of "ichiza konryu" where host and guests create a warm, inclusive atmosphere together. Perfect for beginners, this simplified version of Chaji requires no prior tea ceremony experience. We look forward to welcoming you. ~Flow of the experience~ 12:30　Before entering a tearoom Introduction and greetings, Tsukubai: Meaning and Usage 12:35　Enter a tearoom How to enter a tearoom and bow on a tatami mat 12:40　Charcoal Procedures The charcoal procedures will be performed after lunch, depending on the season. 12:55　Lunch You will be served lunch with a small amount of Japanese sake and enjoy joyful conversation with the host and other guests. 13:45　Thick tea and Thin tea demonstration Thick tea is considered more formal and is often the highlight of the tea gathering. 14:45　Q & A and Wrap-up

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