Japan · TEA CEREMONIES IN OSAKA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 tea ceremonies in Osaka worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Learn the meaning of Japanese tea ceremony, whisk your own matcha, and enjoy seasonal sweets in a quiet tatami room in Osaka.
“Very informative. Great experience. Learned to make matcha. Thank you.”
Learn to whisk matcha, follow tea etiquette, and taste Japanese sweets in a small Osaka class near Dotonbori.
“The tea ceremony was very interesting and interactive. The whole family enjoyed the ceremony, I would recommend it.”
Make seasonal nerikiri sweets, grind Uji matcha, and learn tea ceremony customs in central Osaka during this friendly 95-minute class.
“we loved the explanation of the representation of Nikiri and the fun making them. Our host was patient and kind and gave clear instructions”
Relax at a Japanese temple with worship, incense, matcha, wagashi, a cooling foot bath, light massage, and yukata photos in 45 minutes.
“I never expected to find such a hidden gem. It was a wonderful experience that not only soothed my travel fatigue but also left a lasting memory. I don't think there's anywhere in Osaka where you can experience Japan like this. The massage after calming my mind was truly healing for both body and mind. Thank you for the wonderful memories.”
Learn tea ceremony, make matcha, and turn your name into kanji during a private 135-minute cultural experience in Osaka's Namba district.
“My first time in Japan and wanted to learn more about Japanese culture. Wa No Ma was so lovely and friendly! Learning the significance of the tea ceremony and the role the seasons have in the type of sweets used throughout the year was very interesting. Had a go at making my own matcha which was alot of fun! Calligraphy was a lot of fun! There were alot of different Kanji characters to choose from if different difficulty levels. She went through all the different brush strikes for calligraphy before we did a practice of the character i chose. Highly recommend, excellent value for money and Wa No Ma is…”
Learn matcha and sencha etiquette in Osaka with an English-speaking tea master, traditional sweets, tatami-room ceremony, and optional yukata photos.
“Yuko è una maestra della cerimonia del tè esperta che sa guidarti nella storia di questa tradizione centenaria con garbo e simpatia. Bella esperienza!”
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