The Japanese tea ceremony is a tradition of this country that dates back to the 9th century. It includes the preparation and serving of green tea. It is a common method used by hosts to show hospitality to visiting guests. The atmosphere in which a tea ceremony takes place is typically slow and relaxed. A stay in Japan is simply not complete without attending a tea ceremony. As you travel through Okinawa, consider a stop at one of these amazing places. Contents1 Traditional Okinawa Ryukyu-Style Tea Ceremony Experience In Naha2 Ryukyuan Tea Ceremony Buku Buku Tea Akeshino no Kai3 Tea Ceremony Experience and Free Walk-in Yukata4 Okinawa Sasagirian5 Okinawa Cooking Experience6 Learn traditional Okinawan dishes from local chef Traditional Okinawa Ryukyu-Style Tea Ceremony Experience In Naha Bukubuku-Cha tea, or bubble tea, is traditional to Okinawa. It was served to any visitor of high importance during the Ryukyu Dynasty (15th-19th centuries). The kings of Ryukyu brought unity to Okinawa Island. Bukubuku-Cha is a foaming tea brewed with green tea, Chinese tea, peanuts, and brown sugar. Map:  https://www.veltra.com/en/asia/japan/okinawa/okinawa_main_island/a/119371 Access: 10-minute walk from Yui Rail Shuri Station Hours:  10:00-17:00 Closed:  Tuesdays and Wednesdays Website (includes map):  https://www.veltra.com/en/asia/japan/okinawa/okinawa_main_island/a/119371 Price:  USD 39.36 per person   Ryukyuan … Continue reading The 4 Best Tea Ceremony Experiences in Okinawa