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FAQ | Tea Ceremony Experience in Tokyo | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年2月18日

Tea ceremony plan

Answers to the questions we hear most often about our mobile tea ceremony experience in Tokyo. Covering seating, clothing, English support, pricing, and what to expect on the day. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch. 日本語のFAQはこちら：よくあるご質問 📋 Contents Seating & Physical Concerns Clothing & What to Bring The Experience […]

Japanese Cultural Experiences at Tokyo Hotels | Tea Ceremony & Origami | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年2月17日

Tea ceremony plan

Looking to offer Japanese cultural experiences at your Tokyo hotel? GreenTeaTokyo brings the instructor and all equipment directly to your venue — no specialist facilities required. Tea ceremony and origami sessions can be held in meeting rooms, lounges, banquet halls, or any space with tables and chairs. Everything from setup to cleanup is handled by […]

30-Minute Tea Ceremony in Tokyo — Corporate, Hotel & VIP | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年2月17日

“We’d love to include a tea ceremony, but we just don’t have the time.” If that sounds familiar, our mobile tea ceremony experience — available from just 30 minutes — is the answer. We bring the instructor and all equipment directly to your venue — hotel meeting rooms, corporate lounges, event spaces, and more. Including […]

How to Book a Mobile Tea Ceremony in Tokyo | Pricing, Prep & Timing | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年2月17日

Thinking about booking a mobile tea ceremony in Tokyo? GreenTeaTokyo sends an instructor to your chosen venue — home, hotel, corporate event space, and more — so your guests can whisk and drink their own matcha on the spot. This page walks you through the entire process, from first enquiry to the day itself, including […]

Corporate Tea Ceremony Catering Tokyo | VIP Events & Trade Shows

Post Date：2026年2月16日

Case Study: Tea Ceremony Booth at WebX2025 In August 2025, at the large-scale tech conference WebX2025 held at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, our tea ceremony experience booth attracted over 140 participants across two days, becoming one of the event’s most popular attractions. Client Challenges Drive traffic to exhibition booth Provide engaging content for both […]

Tea Ceremony Catering in Tokyo | Transparent Pricing & English Support

Post Date：2026年2月16日

80+ Guests at WebX2025: A Tea Ceremony Booth That Closed Early Due to Popularity In August 2025, at WebX2025 held at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, our tea ceremony experience booth welcomed over 60 participants on the first day. We expanded capacity to 80 people on the second day, but ran out of wagashi (Japanese […]

Tea Ceremony Tool Rental in Tokyo | Equipment & Pricing Guide

Post Date：2026年2月11日

“I want to offer a matcha experience, but I don’t have any tea ceremony tools.” “I’m not sure what equipment I need or where to start.” “I don’t need a full traditional setup, but I want to create an authentic atmosphere.” When planning tea ceremony or matcha experiences, we often hear concerns like these. Tea […]

What is National Foundation Day? History of Japan’s February 11

Post Date：2026年2月11日

Traditional Japanese Culture

February 11 is National Foundation Day (建国記念の日, Kenkoku Kinen no Hi), one of Japan’s national holidays. While this holiday occurs every year, many people don’t know why this particular date was chosen or how it differs from similar holidays in other countries. This article explains the meaning of National Foundation Day, the historical background of […]

Is Eating One Bean per Year Too Much?

Post Date：2026年1月26日

Traditional Japanese Culture

A Modern, No-Pressure Way to Celebrate Setsubun As Setsubun approaches, many people in Japan prepare to welcome the new season by following traditional customs. One of the most well-known traditions is eating the same number of roasted soybeans as your age, believed to bring good fortune and ward off misfortune for the year ahead. I […]

A Japanese Alternative to Flower Showers: The Paper Crane Wedding

Post Date：2026年1月23日

Traditional Japanese Culture

A Japanese Alternative to Flower Showers: The Paper Crane Wedding Flower showers are a familiar and beautiful wedding tradition.But for couples looking for something quieter, more personal, and culturally meaningful, there is another option: the Japanese paper crane shower. In Japan, origami paper cranes symbolize wishes, care, and celebration. Folding a crane is often associated […]