You can take plenty of photos during the Wasako tea ceremony experience.

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.

Looking to experience a tea ceremony and Matcha in Tokyo? Wasako is the perfect place.

They wore kimonos and enjoyed a tea ceremony experience.

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

There is a pond in the Ichimastu garden where koi swim.
If you’re lucky, you might even see a turtle.

A Japanese tea ceremony experience is much more than simply drinking matcha. It is a fun and memorable way to experience traditional Japanese culture with all five senses.

At WASAKO, you can step into a beautiful traditional Japanese room and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of tatami mats, seasonal flowers, and Japanese decorations. Before or after the tea ceremony, you can take photos in the Japanese-style room and capture a special memory of your trip to Japan.

During the experience, you will enjoy traditional Japanese sweets called wagashi, which are carefully chosen to complement the slightly bitter taste of matcha. You will then watch how matcha is prepared using traditional tea utensils and learn about the meaning behind some of the movements and customs.

Of course, you will also have the chance to drink freshly prepared matcha and experience its rich aroma and flavor.

No previous knowledge of the tea ceremony is needed. At WASAKO, we want first-time visitors to feel relaxed, welcome, and comfortable. You don’t need to worry about complicated rules or sitting perfectly on the tatami.

Come as you are, enjoy Japanese sweets, taste authentic matcha, take beautiful photos, and discover the spirit of Japanese hospitality.

A tea ceremony at WASAKO is not just something to watch—it is a Japanese cultural experience you can truly be part of.

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

August 23 marks “Shosho,” one of Japan’s twenty-four solar terms.
It is a time of quiet change, when the intense heat that had been raging gradually subsides and the season begins to steadily prepare for autumn.
Lately, the sound of cicadas has given way to that of the Tsukutsukuboshi, and at night, we’ve started to hear the sounds of autumn insects like field crickets and grasshoppers.
I’ve heard that people from other countries perceive the sounds of insects as nothing more than noise—but is that really the case?
Although the intense heat has begun to subside, there are still some hot days ahead, so
I recommend activities like a tea ceremony experience in a cool indoor setting.

Looking to experience a tea ceremony and Matcha in Tokyo? Wasako is the perfect place.

There is a beautiful flower arrangement in the tokonoma.

Looking to experience a tea ceremony and Matcha in Tokyo? Wasako is the perfect place.

With Wasako’s 60-minute tea ceremony experience, you’ll receive one-on-one instruction from an instructor on how to prepare delicious matcha.

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

Upon arriving at WASAKO, you can start by taking beautiful photos in the traditional Japanese garden of “Charyo-Ichimastu.”

Once inside the tea room, an instructor will explain the tea utensils used in the tea ceremony and the Japanese sweets served to guests. Afterward, you’ll watch a demonstration of the traditional tea ceremony and learn the meaning behind each elegant movement.

You’ll enjoy traditional Japanese sweets and freshly brewed matcha. After watching the demonstration, you’ll also learn how to prepare smooth, delicious matcha yourself using traditional tea utensils.

Don’t worry if this is your first tea ceremony. Our friendly instructors and helpful staff will guide you through each step carefully and explain everything in an easy-to-understand manner. No prior knowledge of Japanese culture or tea ceremonies is necessary.

Please relax, soak up the serene atmosphere, and enjoy a special moment where you can experience authentic Japanese hospitality during your stay in Tokyo.

If you’d like to learn about traditional Japanese culture, please visit Wasako in Asakusa, Tokyo.