熊本のアクティビティ・遊び・体験・レジャー

• 13歳～60歳
• 1時間以内
• 11:30 / 14:00

We offer immersive courses on the Omotesenke tea ceremony. Each month, we delve into a unique theme, such as the history of the tea ceremony, renowned tea masters, tea utensils, and the matcha production process. These topics are thoroughly explained with the aid of slides. During the tea ceremony experience, you will practice the guest's movements and understand their significnace. While observing the authentic tea procedures, you will enjoy two servings of thin tea and sweets. ~Flow of the experience~ 11:30　Before entering a tearoom Introduction and greetings, Tsukubai: Meaning and Usage 11:35　How to enter a tearoom how to open and close a sliding door and bow on a tatami mat 11:40　Power-point presentation Explaining a unique theme, such as the history of tea, key tea masters, and tea utensils, using a PowerPoint presentation. Q&A 11:55　Tea demonstration The host performs an authentic thin tea procedure while explaining each movement. Guests will learn how to eat sweets and drink a bowl of matcha, and each person will be served two bowls of tea. 12:30　Wrap-up Guests leave the premises.

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• 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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