Kyoto sits just north of Osaka in south-central Japan at the southern tip of Lake Biwa. Kyoto forms a part of the Keihanshin metropolitan area along with Osaka and Kobe. The location of Japan’s Imperial Court, the Emperors ruled at the palaces in Kyoto from 794 to 1869 when it was moved to Tokyo. It is known to be the cultural capital of Japan and holds many temples and shrines that are listed as World Heritage Sites. Much of the city was spared during the bombing raids of WWII. Contents1 Traditional Tea Ceremony from a Seasoned Tea Master 2 Tea ceremony to feel with five senses3 Tea Ceremony Class with Professor4 Tea Ceremony Koto5 Traditional Tea Ceremony Experience MAIKOYA – Kyoto Traditional Tea Ceremony from a Seasoned Tea Master  Experience a refined journey into Japanese traditions by learning how to properly brew and appreciate Gyokuro, a high-quality loose-leaf green tea. Cultivated using specialized shading techniques, Gyokuro develops a distinctively deep umami taste and delicate sweetness. In this guided session, you will gain practical insights into the history and preparation of this premium tea, while discovering how it pairs seamlessly with traditional Wagashi sweets. Each Wagashi is thoughtfully chosen to reflect the … Continue reading The 4 Best Tea Ceremony With Kimono Experiences in Kyoto