Most sessions include guided matcha-making and tea tasting. Some options add seasonal wagashi, multiple tea varieties, or kimono rental depending on the experience.

City sessions focus on tea ceremony and matcha skills (60–90 minutes), while the Mt. Fuji option is a full-day tour with sightseeing plus a shorter matcha-making activity.

Yes. All experiences are hands-on—you’ll learn to whisk matcha and prepare your own bowl under a tea master’s guidance.

No. These sessions are designed for beginners, with step-by-step explanations of etiquette, tools, and techniques.

No. Kimono is only included in the dedicated kimono + matcha experience. Other sessions focus purely on tea and tasting.

Tea ceremonies last about 60 minutes, kimono experiences around 90 minutes, and the Mt. Fuji tour runs approximately 10 hours including travel.

City sessions are held in tea rooms or studios in central Tokyo, often in quieter neighborhoods with easy public transport access.

Many venues can accommodate chair seating if needed. It’s best to check in advance or mention your preference when booking.

No. Visibility depends on weather conditions, though the itinerary still includes ropeway rides, village stops, and the matcha experience.

Matcha is powdered green tea whisked into a frothy drink, while other teas like Gyokuro or Genmaicha are brewed differently and offer contrasting flavors.

Yes. Experiences are designed for international visitors, with clear English explanations and guidance throughout.

Cancellation policies vary by ticket. Some options, like the Mt. Fuji tour, offer free cancellation within a specified window. Check ticket details before booking.