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What you get
- You dress in a kimono and take part in a tea ceremony.
- Matcha and Japanese sweets are served.
- It takes about 1.5 hours.
Kimono tea ceremony with matcha and sweets in Asakusa
★ 4.9 · 634 reviews on GetYourGuide
Dress in a kimono and take part in a tea ceremony with matcha and Japanese sweets. A calm pairing with a sword lesson on the same day.
- Kimono included
- Matcha and sweets
- Same area as the Asakusa sword lesson
A simple Asakusa half-day
- Sword lesson and museum tour (2 hours).
- Lunch around Asakusa.
- Kimono tea ceremony (1.5 hours).
Start times differ by day, so check both calendars and leave a gap between them.
Samurai sword lesson and museum tour in Asakusa
★ 4.8 · 566 reviews on GetYourGuide
The easy option in a sightseeing area. You wear a hakama, learn to handle a katana with a blunt practice blade, then try on armor for photos on a guided museum tour.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- Reserve now, pay later
- Hakama, armor and photos included
Quick answers
How much is a tea ceremony in Tokyo?
The kimono tea ceremony in Asakusa on this page is listed from $48 per person and rated 4.9 from 634 reviews on GetYourGuide.
How long does a tea ceremony take?
About 1.5 hours for the kimono tea ceremony listed here.
Can I combine a tea ceremony with a samurai experience?
Yes. Both the tea ceremony and a two-hour sword lesson are in Asakusa, so they fit into one half-day if the start times line up.
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