Would you like to experience the Way of Tea, as practiced in the
Urasenke tradition, at a tea ceremony school in Kamakura
with a history dating back to 1980?
The Way of Tea at Shichirigahama,
Kamakura
Private Tea Ceremony Experience – One Group Per Day
Escape the crowds of Kamakura and step into a quiet, traditional tea room in Shichirigahama.
This intimate tea ceremony experience offers an authentic Urasenke tea ceremony in a tea school established in 1980.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Kamakura as you savor exquisite seasonal Japanese sweets and a bowl of freshly prepared matcha.
After watching the tea preparation, you will have the chance to whisk your own matcha under gentle guidance.
No prior experience is necessary
The sessions are held irregularly.
The usual session times are from 18:00 to 19:30 .
If you have a preferred time, feel free to contact us by the form below.
🕒 Duration: 1.5 hour
💴 Price: ¥5000 per person
👥 Capacity: Up to 8 guests
🧦 Please bring socks (bare feet are not permitted in the tea room)
🌿 English guidance available
Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience Plan
Enjoy the traditional tea ceremony while wearing a beautiful Japanese Kimono.
💴 Price: 10,000 JPY per person
(Includes both Kimono fitting and the Tea Ceremony experience)
🕒Duration: Approx. 2 hours in total (including fitting time)
📅Reservation: Required at least 2 days in advance.
⚠️Please Note: Kimono sizes are limited. When booking, please inform us of your height and waist size so we can check availability for you.
ご予約 / Reservation
ご予約・お問い合わせは、下記フォームよりお願いいたします。
Please use the form below for reservations and inquirie.
お支払い方法 / Payment Method
お支払いは現金のみとなります。
クレジットカードおよび電子決済はご利用いただけません
Payment is accepted in cash only.
Please prepare cash in advance, as we do not accept credit cards or electronic payments.
ACCESS
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・15-minute walk from Shichirigahama Station
If you are coming from Shichirigahama Station, enjoy a refreshing walk up a gentle hill with a stunning ocean view.
・3-minute walk from Oku-Shichiri-dori bus stop (Enoden Bus).
・15-minute walk from Kamakura Prince Hotel
If you are coming from the Kamakura Prince Hotel, stroll through a beautiful green promenade surrounded by nature.
INSTRUCTOR INTRODUCTION
Yahagi Souna
Associate Professor of the Urasenke Tradition of the Way of Tea.
I have been studying the Urasenke tradition of the Way of Tea since childhood.
There are so many wonderful aspects to this beautiful practice — its rituals, its deep connection to the seasons, and the peaceful moments it creates.
I would love to share these experiences with you. Let’s enjoy the Way of Tea together!