The Osaka&Tokyo is activity company of japanese culture
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Located in Dotonbori, center of Osaka's Namba/Shinsaibashi district, this facility allows you to experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. A tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make and drink tea for everyone. The tea ceremony instructor will explain the culture and history of the tea ceremony and then make tea for you to drink.there is no other place in Osaka where you can experience so much of the tea ceremony, and our tea ceremony instructor with over 10 years of experience will show you the essence of the Japanese tradition.Children are also welcome, and caffeine-free matcha milk is provided.
【This plan is only available for those 13 years of age and older; if you have children under 13, please choose the Family Plan.】By joining this mochi pounding experience, participants will gain insights into the cherished history and cultural significance of this Japanese tradition.Participants will use traditional tools such as a mortar and pestle to pound and shape the glutinous rice dough.Afterward, they can enjoy freshly made mochi in its plain form or topped with delicious accompaniments such as kinako (roasted soybean powder), sweet red bean paste, nori (seaweed), and sweet soy sauce.This immersive activity provides a unique window into Japan's rich culinary traditions, making it a must-try for anyone curious about the country’s timeless gastronomic heritage.Experienced instructors will teach you patiently, so feel free to join with peace of mind!
The Share Plan is mainly for those who would like to experience the tea ceremony together with other participants.We offers a tea ceremony experience. The teacher will teach you the culture, traditions, and etiquette of the tea ceremony, and you will watch the tea ceremony and enjoy matcha green tea and Japanese sweets. You can also make and drink your own matcha tea.1. Learn about the history and see how matcha is made Firstyou’ll hear a short explanation of the history of tea in Japan. You’ll also see how matcha is made using a traditional stone mill. 2. Watch a traditional tea ceremony and enjoy sweets NextA tea ceremony master will perform the traditional tea-making ritual, which has a history of over 500 years. You’ll then enjoy the freshly prepared matcha along with nerikiri, a traditional Japanese sweet. 3. Make your own matcha Finallyyou’ll have the chance to make your own bowl of matcha using traditional tools. You can also choose your favorite tea bowl from a variety of beautiful chawan (matcha bowls).
【This plan is also available for children under 13 years old. Please join us as a family.】By joining this mochi pounding experience, participants will gain insights into the cherished history and cultural significance of this Japanese tradition.Participants will use traditional tools such as a mortar and pestle to pound and shape the glutinous rice dough.Afterward, they can enjoy freshly made mochi in its plain form or topped with delicious accompaniments such as kinako (roasted soybean powder), sweet red bean paste, nori (seaweed), and sweet soy sauce.This immersive activity provides a unique window into Japan's rich culinary traditions, making it a must-try for anyone curious about the country’s timeless gastronomic heritage.Experienced instructors will teach you patiently, so feel free to join with peace of mind!
It is possible to enjoy the experience as a private session exclusively for your group, without other guests joining.We offers a tea ceremony experience. The teacher will teach you the culture, traditions, and etiquette of the tea ceremony, and you will watch the tea ceremony and enjoy matcha green tea and Japanese sweets. You can also make and drink your own matcha tea.1. Learn about the history and see how matcha is made Firstyou’ll hear a short explanation of the history of tea in Japan. You’ll also see how matcha is made using a traditional stone mill. 2. Watch a traditional tea ceremony and enjoy sweets NextA tea ceremony master will perform the traditional tea-making ritual, which has a history of over 500 years. You’ll then enjoy the freshly prepared matcha along with nerikiri, a traditional Japanese sweet. 3. Make your own matcha Finallyyou’ll have the chance to make your own bowl of matcha using traditional tools. You can also choose your favorite tea bowl from a variety of beautiful chawan (matcha bowls).