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BESTIt was a fun time. The fewer people who make reservations together, the more useful the time you spend making it. If you make it carefully, you can make good Japanese sweets, but it's quite difficult. If you don't have any dexterity, well.... As long as it tastes good, that's fine. If you make Japanese sweets and have a tea ceremony, it's probably better to just eat them without having to package them. You can pay for the packaging fee and receive a case on site. I was satisfied with the learning. :)
If you are traveling to Japan,
Traditional experiences are a must!
Experience traditional Japanese culture with a professional instructor! You can learn about Japanese culture in an easy and enjoyable way, from the history of traditional Japanese tea to how to make and drink tea. In addition, you can have a unique experience making cute traditional Japanese sweets yourself!
Kyoto An-An is located within a 1-minute walk from Kyoto Gojo Station, making it very accessible, and there is no age restriction, so anyone of any age can experience Japanese culture without any burden. So, let’s go make some special memories with WAUG!
Experience Japanese culture,
It's not difficult!
Say goodbye to boring and cliche experiences! Come experience Japanese culture that is enjoyable for all ages and genders, and create special memories during your trip to Kyoto.
By making matcha and Japanese sweets and experiencing the tea ceremony, you can feel the Japanese spirit even closer, and since you make everything with your own hands, it will be a memory that will last a long time! Also, since the classes are conducted under the guidance of professional instructors, even children can easily follow along and make it.
Japanese tea ceremony culture
The Japanese tea ceremony, in which tea is savored in a solemn atmosphere, is a representative traditional culture with a 700-year history that has deeply permeated the lives of Japanese people. It was introduced from China in the late 12th century and underwent unique development in Japan. "Tea ceremony" is said to be a Japanese omotenashi culture in which the simple task of preparing drinks for guests is elevated to art.
Introducing the available options
1. Tea Ceremony Experience:
The experience lasts about 40 minutes, and you can make traditional Japanese matcha and even experience a tea ceremony. Come learn about and experience Japan's long-standing tea ceremony culture!
2. Matcha & Japanese sweets making experience:
The experience lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes, and you can make two traditional Japanese sweets. You can make your own sweets in the shape of seasonal flowers or fruits. You can take the sweets home or eat them right away.
3. Experience making dried cookies:
The experience lasts about 35 minutes, and you can make Okashi, a traditional Japanese confectionery! Make beautiful confectionery that represents the season by hand and take a pretty certification shot.
address :
Ann an Kyoto
135 Manjujicho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, 600-8104 Japan
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Available experience time:
-Tea Ceremony Experience: 09:05 AM / 14:05 PM / 16:35 PM / 19:05 PM
- Experience making Japanese sweets: 1:00 PM/ 3:30 PM/ 6:00 PM
-Dried confectionery making experience: 12:30 PM/ 3:00 PM/ 5:30 PM
Directions:
1 minute walk from Gojo Station
Japan 〒101-0035 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Konyacho, 39 野村ビル (Nomura Building) 201