She visited from France and enjoyed wearing a kimono and experiencing the tea ceremony.

If you’d like to learn more about traditional Japanese culture, please be sure to visit “Wasako” in Asakusa, Tokyo.

They came from California and enjoyed a tea ceremony experience as a family.

If you’re looking for an enjoyable tea ceremony experience, I recommend Wasako in Tokyo.

Wasako’s 60-minute tea ceremony experience includes one-on-one instruction from an instructor on the proper etiquette.

If you’d like to experience some Japanese tradition, We recommend Wasako in Asakusa, Tokyo.

Many of the sweets offered by Wasako feature seasonal designs.
This photo shows a ginkgo leaf design.
Since ginkgo leaves change color from green to yellow in the fall, this tea sweet is designed to capture that transformation.

If you’re uncomfortable sitting on the tatami mats, we’ll provide a chair.

If you’d like to try a tea ceremony in Tokyo, please come to Wasako’s tea ceremony experience.

They came from Hungary and enjoyed trying on kimonos and experiencing the tea ceremony.

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

Let’s enjoy taking photos in the Japanese garden at Charyo Ichimatsu.

Would you like to experience a tea ceremony in Tokyo?

Do you like matcha? Wasako is the perfect place for you.

This photo shows a tea utensil called a hisyaku.
In the tea ceremony, a hisyaku is used to scoop water or hot water.
At Wasako, we also explain the names and uses of these utensils.

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

Let’s enjoy a wasako tea ceremony experience in the traditional Japanese-style room at Charyo Ichimatsu.

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