At Wasako, we prepare everything beautifully to welcome our guests.

We carefully explain each step of the process. We also take plenty of photos for our guests.
If you’d like to try a tea ceremony experience, be sure to check out WASAKO in Tokyo.

There are various types of kimono, including furisode, homongi, komon, and yukata.

The woman in this photo is wearing a yukata, a casual type of kimono.

During Wasako’s tea ceremony experience, you can also try wearing a yukata for an additional 3,000 yen.

If you’d like that, please let us know when you make your reservation.

If you’re looking to experience the tea ceremony or enjoy wearing a kimono in Tokyo, my top recommendation is “Wasako” in Asakusa.

If you’re interested in learning about tea ceremony utensils and procedures, WASAKO in Asakusa is definitely the place to go—

they’ll kindly answer any questions you may have.
I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for an authentic tea ceremony experience in Tokyo.

The Japanese sweets we served today feature a chrysanthemum design.

The ingredients are adzuki beans, sugar, rice flour, and agar.

If you’d like to try a tea ceremony, please be sure to visit WASAKO in Asakusa.

A family visiting from Turkey enjoyed a tea ceremony experience while wearing kimonos at Wasako’s tea room.

Would you like to experience a tea ceremony in Tokyo? Do you like matcha? Wasako is the perfect place for you.

Do You Need Any Tea Ceremony Experience?

Not at all! You don’t need any prior experience with the tea ceremony to participate in WASAKO’s workshop. In fact, for many participants, this is their very first experience with the Japanese tea ceremony.

Our approachable instructors and friendly staff will guide you through each step carefully and explain everything in easy-to-understand English. You don’t need to know anything about tea ceremony etiquette, how to use tea utensils, or how to prepare matcha before you arrive.

We’ll teach you everything from how to enjoy traditional Japanese sweets to how to drink matcha, and even how to froth delicious matcha yourself.

There’s no need to worry about making mistakes. Our tea ceremony experience is designed so that anyone can enjoy it casually and in a relaxed atmosphere.

Whether you’re completely unfamiliar with Japanese culture or simply interested in the traditions of the tea ceremony, everyone is warmly welcome. Please come as you are, relax, and if you’d like a chair provided, please let us know in advance.
Enjoy a moment to discover the essence of Japanese culture during your stay in Tokyo.

When it comes to tea ceremony experiences and matcha in Tokyo, Wasako is the place to go.

They came from France and took some lovely photos in the Ichimastu garden.

When it comes to tea ceremony experiences and matcha in Tokyo, Wasako is the place to go.

Wasako’s new menu is called “Three Types of Japanese Tea,” and you can enjoy three different kinds of Japanese tea.

Would you like to experience a tea ceremony in Tokyo? Do you like matcha? Wasako is the perfect place for you.

At Wasako, you can experience the tea ceremony while seated in a chair.

If sitting on the tatami floor is difficult, chairs are also available, so everyone can participate comfortably.

When it comes to tea ceremony experiences and matcha in Tokyo, Wasako is the place to go.