EXPERIENCE
At Terakoya NINJA, you can experience a variety of Japanese culture in an authentic 24-mat tatami room.

Tea Ceremony & Japanese Sweets at Tokyo’s Koboji Temple
In this popular tea ceremony experience, you will wear a rare Oshima Tsumugi haori and enjoy matcha green tea and wagashi (Japanese sweets) prepared by a kimono-clad master teishu.
Oshima Tsumugi is a luxurious silk fabric, mud-dyed for rich color, featuring traditional kasuri patterns, and known for its lightweight, supple texture. It is perfect for commemorative photos, making this a truly unforgettable experience.

Kimono Dressing & Japanese Tea Ceremony
In this plan, you will wear a beautiful kimono and enjoy an authentic tea ceremony guided by a master teishu.
Choose your favorite from a wide selection of carefully curated kimonos.
A certified kimono expert will provide attentive assistance, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free experience.
No special preparation is required—just come as you are.
Whether it’s your first encounter or a return to Japanese culture, this is the perfect opportunity to experience its timeless beauty and spirit.

Flower Arrangement
At Terakoya NINJA’s flower arranging experience, you can receive an introduction to traditional ikebana. Flower arrangement, which has a history of hundreds of years, began with flower offerings in front of Buddha statues and flourished with the samurai culture. Ikebana decorations in the alcove were once considered the best form of hospitality. Experienced flower arrangers will give you a hands-on experience of ikebana while explaining the basics of how to handle flowers, from how to use flower scissors and kenzan to cutting water.
This popular flower arrangement experience features a kimono-clad flower arrangement artist.

Making Nerikiri(Wagashi)
Learn how to make nerikiri, the main sweet of traditional tea ceremonies, at Terakoya NINJA’s Japanese sweets making experience. Enjoy the main sweets and matcha green tea served by the kimono-clad host in a 24-tatami-mat authentic tatami room. The tea ceremony has a history of hundreds of years, originating from samurai culture and was once considered the ultimate form of entertainment. Your experienced host will explain and guide you about the special Japanese sweets used in tea ceremonies while you sample matcha tea. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience making historic Japanese sweets.

Making hand-rolled sushi & Onigiri
Make two types of rice balls and one type of hand-rolled sushi. In Terakoya NINJA's hand-rolled sushi and rice ball making experience, you can easily create delicious sushi and rice balls using ingredients that are popular overseas. The experience takes place in an authentic 24-tatami mat Japanese-style room and lasts approximately 60 minutes. Enjoy making Japanese cuisine with guidance from an experienced instructor. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
Gluten-free, Halal, Kosher, and Pescatarian options are available.
TEA CEREMONY IN JAPAN

The Japanese tea ceremony, or “chanoyu”, is a profound cultural tradition that embodies harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the tea ceremony, exploring its history, philosophy, and practices. From understanding the significance of ichi-go ichi-e (treasuring unrepeatable moments) to learning proper etiquette and the tools involved, you’ll gain insights into every aspect of this timeless art form. Whether you’re curious about famous tea houses, the meditative aspects of tea preparation, or the poetic wisdom of Rikyu Hyakushu, this guide is your gateway to experiencing the beauty and depth of Japan’s tea culture.
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Access
Address
2-chōme-12-5 Mita, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0073, Japan
Nearby station
JR Yamanote Line/Keihin Tohoku Line Tamachi Station
→7 minutes walk from the west exit ticket gate
Toei Mita Line/Asakusa Line Mita Station
→6 minutes walk from A3 exit
Toei Oedo Line Akabanebashi Station
→7 minutes walk