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Kimono-clad woman in traditional Kyoto machiya during tea ceremony.
Hands tying an obi on a floral kimono during a rental experience in Tokyo.
Couple in traditional Japanese attire enjoying tea ceremony indoors.
Kimono-clad person performing tea ceremony with matcha in Tokyo.
Two men in traditional attire posing with swords in a Japanese room.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a Kyoto machiya with tea utensils and a kettle.
Kyoto machiya interior with traditional garden view, featuring bonsai trees and wooden walkway.
Person in kimono sitting in traditional Kyoto tea room, looking at garden.
Tea ceremony utensils and kimono in Tokyo.
Matcha tea and traditional sweet in Kyoto Machiya tea ceremony.
Kimono-clad woman in traditional Kyoto machiya during tea ceremony.
Hands tying an obi on a floral kimono during a rental experience in Tokyo.
Couple in traditional Japanese attire enjoying tea ceremony indoors.
Kimono-clad person performing tea ceremony with matcha in Tokyo.
Two men in traditional attire posing with swords in a Japanese room.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a Kyoto machiya with tea utensils and a kettle.
Kyoto machiya interior with traditional garden view, featuring bonsai trees and wooden walkway.
Person in kimono sitting in traditional Kyoto tea room, looking at garden.
Tea ceremony utensils and kimono in Tokyo.
Matcha tea and traditional sweet in Kyoto Machiya tea ceremony.
Kimono-clad woman in traditional Kyoto machiya during tea ceremony.
Hands tying an obi on a floral kimono during a rental experience in Tokyo.
Couple in traditional Japanese attire enjoying tea ceremony indoors.
Kimono-clad person performing tea ceremony with matcha in Tokyo.
Two men in traditional attire posing with swords in a Japanese room.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a Kyoto machiya with tea utensils and a kettle.
Kyoto machiya interior with traditional garden view, featuring bonsai trees and wooden walkway.
Person in kimono sitting in traditional Kyoto tea room, looking at garden.
Tea ceremony utensils and kimono in Tokyo.
Matcha tea and traditional sweet in Kyoto Machiya tea ceremony.
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Kyoto: Kimono Rental & Tea Ceremony Experience in a Machiya House near Kyoto Imperial Palace

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$169.29
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1 hr 30 min

Tea ceremony and kimono wearing in a historic Kyoto machiya.

  • Everything you get: You’ll wear a traditional kimono with an obi sash and take part in a tea ceremony inside Nishijin Tondaya, a preserved 1885 machiya townhouse registered as National Cultural Heritage. Choose between a shared or private group session in this historic Kyoto setting.
  • Why choose this: Experience tea culture inside an authentic Meiji-era merchant house, not a modern replica.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a premium silk kimono for a more elevated traditional look.

Tea ceremony and kimono wearing in a historic Kyoto machiya.

  • Everything you get: You’ll wear a traditional kimono with an obi sash and take part in a tea ceremony inside Nishijin Tondaya, a preserved 1885 machiya townhouse registered as National Cultural Heritage. Choose between a shared or private group session in this historic Kyoto setting.
  • Why choose this: Experience tea culture inside an authentic Meiji-era merchant house, not a modern replica.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a premium silk kimono for a more elevated traditional look.

Inclusions

  • Shared or private group session (as per option selected)
  • Tea ceremony experience (Ryureiseki style seating)
  • Regular kimono with obi sash
  • Premium silk kimono with obi sash (if option selected)
  • Entry to Nishijin Tondaya machiya house

Exclusions

  • Socks (please bring your own socks)
  • Geta (traditional Japanese wooden sandals)
  • Hair styling
  • Make up
  • Lunch

What to bring

  • Please bring white socks, as shoes must be removed inside the machiya.

What’s not allowed

  • Flash photography is not permitted inside the venue.
  • Tripods are not allowed during the experience.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible.

Additional information

  • Kimono for men is available.
  • Please avoid wearing tight-fitting clothing such as turtlenecks during the kimono dressing experience.
  • This experience is available for both men and women.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Tea ceremony in traditional kimono inside historic Machiya townhouse.
Whisking matcha in a traditional tea ceremony at a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse.
Ceramic bowl of matcha tea with traditional sweets on tatami mat in Machiya townhouse.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse with tatami mats and tea utensils.
Tea ceremony in a traditional Machiya townhouse with a woman in a kimono serving tea.
Tea ceremony in traditional kimono inside historic Machiya townhouse.
Whisking matcha in a traditional tea ceremony at a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse.
Ceramic bowl of matcha tea with traditional sweets on tatami mat in Machiya townhouse.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse with tatami mats and tea utensils.
Tea ceremony in a traditional Machiya townhouse with a woman in a kimono serving tea.
Tea ceremony in traditional kimono inside historic Machiya townhouse.
Whisking matcha in a traditional tea ceremony at a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse.
Ceramic bowl of matcha tea with traditional sweets on tatami mat in Machiya townhouse.
Traditional tea ceremony setup in a 100-year-old Machiya townhouse with tatami mats and tea utensils.
Tea ceremony in a traditional Machiya townhouse with a woman in a kimono serving tea.
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Kyoto: Tea Ceremony Experience in a 100-Year-Old Machiya near Nishiki Market

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$24.14
Price varies by group size
50 min - 3 hr
Guided tour

Traditional tea ceremony in a 100-year-old Kyoto machiya near Nishiki Market

  • Everything you get: Step inside a preserved Kyoto machiya townhouse near Nishiki Market and join a guided tea ceremony led by an English-speaking host. Learn the meaning behind the ritual, watch the tea prepared, then whisk and enjoy your own bowl of matcha with seasonal wagashi sweets.
  • Why choose this: A small-group cultural experience in an authentic machiya setting where you learn tea etiquette and participate in the ceremony rather than just watch.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a kimono plan to dress in traditional attire before the ceremony and enjoy photos in the machiya and nearby Kyoto streets.

Traditional tea ceremony in a 100-year-old Kyoto machiya near Nishiki Market

  • Everything you get: Step inside a preserved Kyoto machiya townhouse near Nishiki Market and join a guided tea ceremony led by an English-speaking host. Learn the meaning behind the ritual, watch the tea prepared, then whisk and enjoy your own bowl of matcha with seasonal wagashi sweets.
  • Why choose this: A small-group cultural experience in an authentic machiya setting where you learn tea etiquette and participate in the ceremony rather than just watch.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to a kimono plan to dress in traditional attire before the ceremony and enjoy photos in the machiya and nearby Kyoto streets.

Inclusions

  • Guided Japanese tea ceremony
  • Matcha tea preparation session
  • Traditional wagashi sweets
  • Tea ceremony etiquette guidance
  • Tea ceremony in machiya townhouse
  • Kimono rental (based on option selected)

Exclusions

  • Hotel transfers
  • Personal expenses
  • Professional photography services

What to bring

  • Wear or bring socks, as shoes are removed before entering tatami rooms in the machiya.
  • For kimono plans, wear light inner layers that are easy to change in and out of.

What’s not allowed

  • Avoid strong perfumes or fragrances as they interfere with the aroma of matcha.
  • Late arrivals may miss parts of the ceremony introduction or instructions.

Accessibility

  • Table-and-chair seating is often available for guests unable to sit on tatami.
  • Historic machiya houses may have steps and narrow entrances for wheelchairs.

Additional information

  • Sessions run in small groups with fixed start times so arrive 10–15 minutes early.
  • Hosts guide the ceremony in English so no prior knowledge is needed.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Participants in traditional attire at a Japanese tea ceremony, learning matcha-making techniques.
Person performing traditional Japanese tea ceremony with matcha tools.
Whisking matcha in a bowl during a tea ceremony in Kyoto.
Entrance to Koto tea ceremony venue with yellow curtain in Japan.
Licensed tea master instructing guest on matcha whisking near Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion.
Pouring water during a traditional tea ceremony in Kyoto, Japan.
Tea ceremony in Kyoto with a woman in kimono preparing tea on tatami mats.
Hands holding a tea bowl during a Kyoto tea ceremony.
Participants in traditional attire at a Japanese tea ceremony, learning matcha-making techniques.
Person performing traditional Japanese tea ceremony with matcha tools.
Whisking matcha in a bowl during a tea ceremony in Kyoto.
Entrance to Koto tea ceremony venue with yellow curtain in Japan.
Licensed tea master instructing guest on matcha whisking near Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion.
Pouring water during a traditional tea ceremony in Kyoto, Japan.
Tea ceremony in Kyoto with a woman in kimono preparing tea on tatami mats.
Hands holding a tea bowl during a Kyoto tea ceremony.
Participants in traditional attire at a Japanese tea ceremony, learning matcha-making techniques.
Person performing traditional Japanese tea ceremony with matcha tools.
Whisking matcha in a bowl during a tea ceremony in Kyoto.
Entrance to Koto tea ceremony venue with yellow curtain in Japan.
Licensed tea master instructing guest on matcha whisking near Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion.
Pouring water during a traditional tea ceremony in Kyoto, Japan.
Tea ceremony in Kyoto with a woman in kimono preparing tea on tatami mats.
Hands holding a tea bowl during a Kyoto tea ceremony.
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Kyoto: Tea Ceremony & Matcha-Making Experience near Kinkaku-ji (Optional Kimono)

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$21.94
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45 min

An authentic tea ceremony at a Japanese home near Kinkaku-ji Temple, guided by an experienced instructor**.**

  • Everything you get: 45-minute tea ceremony experience; entry to a tatami-lined tea room; English-speaking experienced instructor; matcha-making demonstration and tasting of your own hand-whisked tea with some sweets by the side, take a tour of the tea house and small garden with photo ops in a traditional Japanese setting.
  • Why choose this: Learn centuries-old tea rituals in a calm, small-group setting; perfect for travellers who want to experience Kyoto’s traditions in an intimate way.
  • Upgrades: Wear a kimono during the ceremony and capture photos throughout the house with an optional upgrade.

An authentic tea ceremony at a Japanese home near Kinkaku-ji Temple, guided by an experienced instructor**.**

  • Everything you get: 45-minute tea ceremony experience; entry to a tatami-lined tea room; English-speaking experienced instructor; matcha-making demonstration and tasting of your own hand-whisked tea with some sweets by the side, take a tour of the tea house and small garden with photo ops in a traditional Japanese setting.
  • Why choose this: Learn centuries-old tea rituals in a calm, small-group setting; perfect for travellers who want to experience Kyoto’s traditions in an intimate way.
  • Upgrades: Wear a kimono during the ceremony and capture photos throughout the house with an optional upgrade.

Inclusions

  • 45-minute shared tea ceremony session
  • Tea ceremony conducted in English
  • Matcha preparation and tasting
  • Introduction to tea ceremony etiquette
  • Kimono dressing during the ceremony (if option selected)

What to bring

  • Please bring your booking confirmation, either in digital or printed form, to present upon arrival.
  • You must wear socks, as shoes are not permitted inside the tatami tea room.

What’s not allowed

  • Guests must not engage in loud conversations or disruptive behaviour, as the tea ceremony requires a quiet and respectful atmosphere.
  • Guests who arrive late beyond their scheduled session time may not be accommodated.

Accessibility

  • Chairs are available for guests who are unable to sit on tatami mats, but you should inform the instructor in advance if you require one.

Additional information

  • This is a shared tea ceremony experience conducted with other participants.
  • The seating capacity may reach approximately 13 guests during high season.
  • The tea room requires a calm and quiet atmosphere throughout the session.
  • If small children become disruptive during the ceremony, guests may be asked to step outside in order to maintain the setting.
  • Guests who select the kimono option must arrive at least 20 minutes before the session begins for dressing.
  • For children under 7–8 years old who select the kimono option, a yukata will be provided instead of a kimono.
  • The kimono option requires a minimum booking of two guests.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Kimono-clad women participating in a tea ceremony at a traditional Japanese house.
Purifying hands with water from a bamboo ladle before entering the tea room.
Tea ceremony in progress with participants in traditional attire, Japan.
Kimono-clad person practicing Japanese calligraphy at a tea ceremony.
Wagashi sweets arranged for a traditional tea ceremony.
Tourist in kimono posing in front of bamboo-themed studio backdrop.
Tourists in traditional attire exploring Japanese swords in a cultural exhibit.
Tourist in kimono getting hair styled at rental service in Japan.
Ladle resting on a traditional Japanese tea kettle during a tea ceremony.
Tourists in traditional attire outside a Japanese tea ceremony venue.
Kimono-clad women participating in a tea ceremony at a traditional Japanese house.
Purifying hands with water from a bamboo ladle before entering the tea room.
Tea ceremony in progress with participants in traditional attire, Japan.
Kimono-clad person practicing Japanese calligraphy at a tea ceremony.
Wagashi sweets arranged for a traditional tea ceremony.
Tourist in kimono posing in front of bamboo-themed studio backdrop.
Tourists in traditional attire exploring Japanese swords in a cultural exhibit.
Tourist in kimono getting hair styled at rental service in Japan.
Ladle resting on a traditional Japanese tea kettle during a tea ceremony.
Tourists in traditional attire outside a Japanese tea ceremony venue.
Kimono-clad women participating in a tea ceremony at a traditional Japanese house.
Purifying hands with water from a bamboo ladle before entering the tea room.
Tea ceremony in progress with participants in traditional attire, Japan.
Kimono-clad person practicing Japanese calligraphy at a tea ceremony.
Wagashi sweets arranged for a traditional tea ceremony.
Tourist in kimono posing in front of bamboo-themed studio backdrop.
Tourists in traditional attire exploring Japanese swords in a cultural exhibit.
Tourist in kimono getting hair styled at rental service in Japan.
Ladle resting on a traditional Japanese tea kettle during a tea ceremony.
Tourists in traditional attire outside a Japanese tea ceremony venue.
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Kyoto: Kimono Tea Ceremony Experience at Kyoto Orizuruya, Gion

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$48.28
Free cancellation

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1 hr 30 min - 2 hr
Guided tour

Step into Kyoto’s cultural heart—wear a kimono and master the art of Japanese tea ceremony.

  • Everything you get: Choose from over 200 beautiful kimonos, with expert assistance and simple hairstyling included. Join a small group in an elegant tea room, learn the rituals of matcha preparation from a licensed guide, and savor traditional wagashi sweets and matcha. All utensils, guidance, and taxes are covered.
  • Why choose this: Experience authentic Japanese hospitality in a welcoming, intimate setting—perfect for first-timers and culture lovers.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to the Kimono Tea Ceremony & Japanese Calligraphy Experience to add a guided calligraphy session.

Step into Kyoto’s cultural heart—wear a kimono and master the art of Japanese tea ceremony.

  • Everything you get: Choose from over 200 beautiful kimonos, with expert assistance and simple hairstyling included. Join a small group in an elegant tea room, learn the rituals of matcha preparation from a licensed guide, and savor traditional wagashi sweets and matcha. All utensils, guidance, and taxes are covered.
  • Why choose this: Experience authentic Japanese hospitality in a welcoming, intimate setting—perfect for first-timers and culture lovers.
  • Upgrades: Upgrade to the Kimono Tea Ceremony & Japanese Calligraphy Experience to add a guided calligraphy session.

Inclusions

  • Kimono set rental
  • Simple hairstyling (women only)
  • Tea ceremony utensils rental
  • Traditional snacks (wagashi and matcha)
  • Licensed guide
  • All fees and taxes
  • J apanese calligraphy set rental (based on option selected)

Exclusions

  • Transportation to and from the meeting point

What to bring

  • A smartphone with internet access to open and present your voucher on the day of your experience (screenshots or printed copies are not accepted).

What’s not allowed

  • Screenshots or printed copies of your voucher are not accepted; you must access the booking via the provided link and present it on your smartphone.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
  • The venue is located in a traditional setting in Gion and may involve steps and narrow entrances.

Additional information

  • Reservation is required by 12pm one day before your participation date.
  • Your voucher is valid only for the specified participation date.
  • Transportation to and from the meeting point is not included.
  • The experience takes place at Gion Orizuruya, 572-7 Minamigawa, Gion-machi, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto.
  • The venue is a 10-minute walk from Hankyu Kyoto-Kawaramachi Station and a 7-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station.
  • Children aged 3 and above require a ticket.
  • The experience is conducted in small groups (maximum 10 guests for the tea ceremony option; maximum 3 guests for the tea ceremony & calligraphy option).
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Fragonard Perfume Museum interior with colorful murals and display tables for perfume workshop.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with vintage bottles, portrait, and decorative jar.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display shelves with various perfume bottles in Paris.
Perfume mixing at Fragonard Perfume Museum workshop in Paris.
Female participants creating perfumes at a workshop in Grasse, surrounded by lavender and fragrance bottles.
Man creating perfume with dropper at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Perfume bottles displayed at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with citrus and flower under glass dome.
Fragonard Perfume Museum interior with colorful murals and display tables for perfume workshop.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with vintage bottles, portrait, and decorative jar.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display shelves with various perfume bottles in Paris.
Perfume mixing at Fragonard Perfume Museum workshop in Paris.
Female participants creating perfumes at a workshop in Grasse, surrounded by lavender and fragrance bottles.
Man creating perfume with dropper at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Perfume bottles displayed at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with citrus and flower under glass dome.
Fragonard Perfume Museum interior with colorful murals and display tables for perfume workshop.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with vintage bottles, portrait, and decorative jar.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display shelves with various perfume bottles in Paris.
Perfume mixing at Fragonard Perfume Museum workshop in Paris.
Female participants creating perfumes at a workshop in Grasse, surrounded by lavender and fragrance bottles.
Man creating perfume with dropper at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Perfume bottles displayed at Mini Perfume Workshop in Grasse.
Fragonard Perfume Museum display with citrus and flower under glass dome.
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Fragonard Perfume Museum Tickets with a Perfume-Making Workshop

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$35.84
45 min
Guided tour

Create your own take-home personalized perfume bottle

  • Get a whiff of French culture as you explore the world of perfumery at the renowned Fragonard Perfume Museum, a unique cultural experience.
  • Step back in time as you explore a collection of ancient perfume bottles, with a guide by your side, learn about bygone techniques from Grasse – the perfume capital, and marvel at precious artifacts.
  • After a riveting museum tour, dive into a hands-on perfume workshop. Learn, blend, and take home your very own 12 ml Eau de Toilette - a unique, personal keepsake.
  • The workshop offers a sensory-rich experience. Identify distinct compositions related to the Flower of the Year and learn about the olfactory pyramid to create a harmonious blend.

Create your own take-home personalized perfume bottle

  • Get a whiff of French culture as you explore the world of perfumery at the renowned Fragonard Perfume Museum, a unique cultural experience.
  • Step back in time as you explore a collection of ancient perfume bottles, with a guide by your side, learn about bygone techniques from Grasse – the perfume capital, and marvel at precious artifacts.
  • After a riveting museum tour, dive into a hands-on perfume workshop. Learn, blend, and take home your very own 12 ml Eau de Toilette - a unique, personal keepsake.
  • The workshop offers a sensory-rich experience. Identify distinct compositions related to the Flower of the Year and learn about the olfactory pyramid to create a harmonious blend.

Inclusions

  • Entry to the Fragonard Perfume Museum
  • 20-minute guided tour of the museum
  • Perfume-making workshop available in English, Spanish, and French
  • 12ml of your perfume creation
  • Tip: Don't wear any perfume on the day of your visit. Arriving scent-free will allow you to fully appreciate the various odors in the museum and during the workshop.
  • Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
  • Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 8 years.
  • This experience is not accessible by wheelchair users.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.