Japan · TEA CEREMONIES IN OSAKA
The 8 best tea ceremonies in Osaka you can book today, with the fare, the running time and who each one suits. Number one earned the slot; start there and work down.
45-minute Osaka tea ceremony with English guidance, kimono instructors, hands-on matcha whisking, and seasonal sweets in a peaceful tatami room.
“We booked at short notice but loved this. It was an informal way of learning about the history and meaning behind tea and the way it is served shared and poured. Our host and her offsides were in beautiful kimonos and were delightful.”
Small-group Osaka tea ceremony in Dōtonbori. Learn matcha, watch the ritual, make your own bowl, and enjoy sweets in about 45 minutes.
“The tea ceremony was excellent. We learned not only how to make the tea, but the proper way to serve and drink it too. Our host, Kazu, was informative and taught us about tea culture and its history. And, when my husband’s phone was accidentally taken by another guest, she contacted them and waited with us until it was returned. She was exceptional.”
Learn matcha in Osaka in a small group with an English guide, plus Japanese sweets. Hands-on class, 1 hour, mobile ticket, $21.89.
“This was a great experience! I highly recommend doing this if you like Matcha. Yui was a great host!”
Matcha making class in central Osaka near Shinsaibashi. Whisk your own tea, learn via quiz, and enjoy sweets with English staff.
“Definitely would recommend this matcha making experience. Finally learned how to make matcha and met very nice and friendly people.”
Make seasonal Nerikiri wagashi from Kyoto bean paste, then grind Uji matcha and take part in a guided tea ceremony in Osaka (95 min).
“The class was amazing!!! Loved learning about the wagashi and making it. The matcha ceremony was amazing as well. Our guide explained everything really well and spoke great English too.”
45-minute Osaka temple tea ceremony with matcha, wagashi, incense worship, cooling foot bath, and photos in yukata.
“This is a great way to end my first day in Osaka. A rest for tired feet and a nice introduction to tea and the temple.”
Private Osaka tea ceremony and calligraphy in Namba: make matcha, enjoy seasonal sweets, and write your own kanji keepsake.
“Wanoma was an excellent teacher! She explained everything about tea ceremony and calligraphy. It’s a private class so she dedicated her full attention to me, really involving me into the whole experience. It was really nice, calming, peaceful experience and good way to learn a bit more about Japanese culture. Recommend if you want to try something different.”
Osaka tea ceremony in a tatami room. Learn matcha and sencha etiquette with an English-speaking master, make tea, and taste sweets in 1 hour.
“Yuko è una maestra della cerimonia del tè esperta che sa guidarti nella storia di questa tradizione centenaria con garbo e simpatia. Bella esperienza!”
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