A perfect Japanese experience: Tea Ceremony and Mochi Forming

Welcome to Tokyo, Japan!

When you have the opportunity to come to Tokyo, we hope you will not only enjoy sightseeing, but also try very Japanese activities.

How about experience both of the tea ceremony and making Wagashi, a Japanese sweets named Nerikiri, a kind of Mochi sweets at an antique store famous among the local Japanese?

Unlike a generic Tea Ceremony or Japanese sweets making experience held in an apartment building room, this experience is taken place in a century-old antique store, which is like a hideaway, hidden gem.
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When you arrive at our store, please take your time to look at the antique tableware first.

Wagashi in this experiences is called “Nerikiri,” and the main ingredient is Mochi flour.
Our Wagashi forming experience is an easy and fun one, just like colorful clay work, in which we form several colored materials to create a target figure.

Next, move on to a dedicated tea room, try a tea ceremony while eating your own Wagashi.
In our tea ceremony experience, the room itself is designed to be experienced sitting in a chair.
You’ll be served by host with confection followed by (not sweet) real Matcha.