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Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshop
Let's start exploring the spirit behind the Japanese tea ceremony — a calming blend of simplicity, elegance and mindfulness. You'll discover how this age-old tradition is about more than just tea — it’s a way of life. You won’t just be watching — you’ll be doing. We’ll guide you in folding the fukusa (silk cloth), preparing matcha and serving it like a host. It’s an immersive experience where you get to step into the role of the tea master.
- Age: 12 years and above - Interested in authentic Japanese culture & history - Japanese teachers/learners eager to explore Japanese tea culture - Those seeking a mindful and meditative practice
Exams
NA
Fees
2,999
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JCTW 01
2,998
Mode
:regular
Duration
:1 day
Days
:Mon
Date
:5-5-2025 to 5-5-2025
Seats Left
:7 Seats
Time
:02:00 PM (IST)
Duration
:03 Hours 00 Mins
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Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshop
- Medium of Instruction: English - Style: The OMOTESENKE tradition Note: Inclusive of training cost, matcha, sweets and Japanese food.
1. Introduction to Sado? – The Way of Tea
Historical background of the Japanese tea ceremony
Philosophy of wabi-sabi and harmony, respect, purity and tranquility
2. Types of Japanese Tea
Overview of different Japanese teas
Matcha tasting session – Understanding aroma, texture and preparation
3. Japanese Greetings & Tea Etiquette
Basic Japanese phrases used in the tea room
Bowing and polite expressions
Proper way to offer and receive tea
4. Demonstration of Chaji - Formal Tea Ceremony
Tools and utensils used in a tea ceremony
The step-by-step procedure of making and serving matcha
Role of host and guest
5. Japanese Table Manners
Chopstick etiquette
Do’s and don’ts while dining in Japan
Serving sweets and traditional Japanese dishes
6. Tea Ceremony Hands-On Experience
Handling tea utensils
Folding the fukusa – silk cloth used in tea ceremony
Participants will prepare and serve matcha under guidance
7. Cultural Q&A & Reflection
Open discussion on Japanese aesthetics, lifestyle and tradition