A sanctuary dedicated to the Way of Tea, the Chado Experience Room offers an authentic immersion into Japanese tea ceremony as a moving meditation and cultural art form. Our tranquil space preserves centuries-old traditions while making them accessible to modern practitioners seeking mindfulness through ritual.
The Tea Practice
Ceremonial Elements
- Precisely measured matcha from Uji tea estates
- Handcrafted utensils selected for seasonal appropriateness
- Authentic tatami seating in precise configurations
Seasonal Transitions
- Monthly changing scroll and flower arrangements
- Seasonal wagashi confectionery designs
- Appropriate charcoal selection for brazier heating
Ceremony Offerings
- Traditional Chaji (Full Gathering)
- 4-hour complete tea experience
- Kaiseki-inspired tea cuisine
- Multiple tea preparations with commentary
- Chakai Introduction
- 90-minute abbreviated ceremony
- Basic temae procedures demonstrated
- Philosophy discussion session
The Tea Room Environment
Our purpose-built space features:
- Authentic sukiya-zukuri architecture
- Nightingale floors for audible guest approach
- Precisely calculated roji garden path
- Hidden storage for ceremonial implements
Educational Pathways
Urasenke Curriculum
- Weekly practice sessions
- Seasonal workshop intensives
- Scroll reading and interpretation
Cultural Studies
- Wagashi making classes
- Kōdō incense appreciation
- Sumi-e ink painting sessions
Tea Utensil Collection
- Antique chawan from renowned kilns
- Historic kama and furo sets
- Seasonal natsume and shifuku
Recent Acquisitions
- Shōwa-era bamboo chashaku set
- Seto-machi kiln chaire
- Hand-painted summer furosaki
At Chado Experience Room, we honor tea as a living tradition. Guests may book private instruction or attend our monthly full moon tea gatherings.
(Note: Proper tea room etiquette is gently guided. First-time visitors receive orientation on sitting posture and utensil handling.)