One of the most exciting parts of a Japanese tea ceremony experience is the chance to make your own matcha.

At WASAKO, you will first watch your host carefully prepare a bowl of authentic Japanese matcha using traditional tea utensils. Then, it’s your turn! With friendly, step-by-step guidance, you will learn how to use a chasen, a traditional bamboo whisk, to create smooth and delicious matcha.

Don’t worry if you have never made matcha before. No experience is necessary, and our host will guide you through each step in an easy-to-understand way.

After making your own bowl, take a moment to enjoy its rich aroma, vibrant green color, and slightly bitter flavor. Paired with a traditional Japanese sweet called wagashi, the matcha becomes even more enjoyable.

If you are looking for a memorable matcha experience in Tokyo, making matcha yourself offers something more special than simply ordering a cup at a café. It is a fun, hands-on way to connect with Japanese culture and create a wonderful memory of your trip to Japan.

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

She came from Mexico and enjoyed a tea ceremony experience at Wasako’s tea room.

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

They came as a couple and enjoyed a tea ceremony experience.

He has been practicing martial arts for many years, and I hear he has also developed an interest in the tea ceremony.

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

During Wasako’s tea ceremony experience, we use instruction manuals to explain the tea ceremony and tea utensils.

Instruction manuals are available in English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and Traditional Chinese.

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

This is a traditional Japanese sweet shaped like a grape.
The ingredients are beans, sugar, rice flour, agar, and egg whites.

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

You can take wonderful photos in the garden at Ichimatsu.

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

Wasako’s tea ceremony experience takes place at Charyo-Ichimatsu,

a long-established restaurant founded in 1952.

It is a building of great cultural significance in Japan.

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

They came from the United States and enjoyed a tea ceremony experience as a family.

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

Did you know that it’s customary to change your socks before entering a tea room?
This is to prevent dirt, such as dust, from being brought in from outside.
If possible, please bring a pair of socks with you.

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