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Private Tea Ceremony in a Samurai House near Kanazawa

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Private Tea Ceremony in a Samurai House near Kanazawa

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Step away from the noise and discover a hidden, tranquil retreat.
Savor a private and unhurried cultural experience in Yamanaka Onsen.

【HIGHLIGHTS】
・Experience the elegance of Yamanaka lacquerware in a traditional tea ceremony held at Mugen-an, a historic samurai residence.
・An English-speaking guide will lead the experience, offering clear insights into Japanese tea culture, the story of Mugen-an, and the artistry behind the lacquerware.
・Discover the refined architecture of Mugen-an—one of the most distinguished cultural properties in Ishikawa—and appreciate works by Haruhito Maehata, a renowned lacquer artist and owner of the residence.

【SCHEDULE】
[11:00] Meet at Mugen-an & Explore the ...

Highlights

1 hour and 30 minutes

Offered in Japanese & English

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

1 hour and 30 minutes

Offered in Japanese & English

Non-refundable

Mobile Ticket

What's Included

Matcha experience

Guided tour of Mugen-an (historic samurai residence)

English-speaking guide

Transportation to the meeting point

Souvenirs or additional purchases

Meeting Points

Departure

Mugen-an

Mugen-an Chabo Uruhashi 6 shimotani-machi, Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga-shi, Ishikawa 922-0127 40 minutes by taxi from Kaga Onsen Station

Itinerary

Enjoy a 90-minute private tour and tea ceremony experience at Mugen-an, a historic samurai residence in Yamanaka Onsen. After exploring the elegant interior of this traditional house, you will take part in a hands-on tea ceremony, preparing and tasting matcha while discovering the aesthetics and spirit of Japanese culture.

Mugen-an is designated as a tangible cultural property of Ishikawa Prefecture and is considered one of the finest examples of samurai-style architecture. Built in 1912 in Kanazawa by the Yokoyama family, high-ranking retainers of the Kaga domain, it was used for ceremonies and special occasions. Today, it also displays valuable artworks and crafts, including Kutani porcel...

Important Information

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Public transportation options are available nearby

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① Q. Is this tour suitable for travelers looking for a more local side of Japan? → A. Yes. Located just outside Kanazawa, this tour offers an authentic glimpse into the Kaga area’s deep craftsmanship and rural beauty, away from the typical tourist crowds.