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

Update Date：2026年2月25日
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

Update Date：2026年2月25日
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 […]

30-Minute On-Site Tea Ceremony Experience for Hotels & Corporate Events

Post Date：2026年9月9日

“We’d love to include a tea ceremony experience, but we just don’t have the time.” That’s exactly what our 30-minute on-site tea ceremony experience was designed for. Our instructor brings a full set of tea ceremony tools directly to your location — a hotel meeting room, a corporate reception area, or an event space. The […]

A Noh Mask Sweet, Carved by a Noh Mask Maker

Post Date：2026年9月9日

Japanese traditional culture

The other day, I took part in a Noh experience program at a Noh theater. I got to try on an actual Noh mask, learn how to wear the traditional costume, and even practice a bit of chanting (utai). It was a rare chance to feel a little closer to the world of Noh. And […]

Noh Theatre Experience in Tokyo｜Trying a Noh Mask, Kimono & Chanting

Post Date：2026年8月31日

Japanese traditional culture

Experiencing Noh Theatre｜Trying On a Noh Mask, Kimono, and Chanting I recently took part in a Noh theatre experience program held at a Noh stage in Tokyo. I work with tea ceremony on a daily basis, so I have always been interested in traditional Japanese culture. But when it came to Noh, there was so […]

For the Busy: Why Tea Ceremony Matters Now | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年8月25日

We’ve lost even the time to do nothing Open your phone, and a constant stream of social media, news, emails, and work messages flows in. A few minutes waiting for a train, a few seconds waiting for an elevator. Don’t you find your hand reaching for your phone the moment you have a free moment? […]

On-Site Matcha Experience for International Exchange Groups of 20

Post Date：2026年8月17日

Tea ceremony plan

For university and high school international exchange programs, activities that let participants connect beyond language barriers are always in demand. That is exactly what makes on-site matcha tea ceremony experiences such a popular choice. Here, we share how we recently hosted an on-site matcha experience for a group of 20 students as part of an […]

Sutra Copying at Sengakuji Temple | Living Japanese Culture

Post Date：2026年8月11日

Japanese traditional culture

Visiting Sengakuji Temple After walking through the Takanawa area, I visited Sengakuji Temple. It’s well known as the resting place of the 47 Ronin, but what I found there was more than history. It was a living cultural experience. The Original Meaning of Goshuin Today, goshuin (temple seals) are often collected as souvenirs when visiting […]

Takanawa Gateway and the Memory of Edo | A Tokyo History Walk

Post Date：2026年8月3日

Japanese traditional culture

Visiting Takanawa Gateway I recently visited Takanawa Gateway, one of Tokyo’s newest train stations, and had the chance to watch a kabuki performance nearby. At first glance, this area feels futuristic and new. But beneath the surface, this land holds memories of Edo-era travelers and Japan’s journey into modernization. Takanawa Was Once the Gateway to […]

When Is Doyo no Ushi no Hi 2026? Eel Day Traditions Explained | GreenTeaTokyo

Post Date：2026年7月24日

Japanese traditional culture

When Is Doyo no Ushi no Hi in 2026? In 2026, the summer Doyo no Ushi no Hi falls on Sunday, July 26th. This year there is only one Ushi no Hi during the summer Doyo period (roughly July 20 to August 6), with no second “Ni no Ushi” day. What Is Doyo no Ushi […]

Calligraphy & Origami Workshop for Vietnamese Students in Tokyo

Post Date：2026年7月20日

Japanese traditional culture

Calligraphy & Origami Workshop for Vietnamese Students in Tokyo On June 19, 2026, we had the pleasure of hosting a calligraphy and origami workshop for 26 students from Vietnam at a language school in Tokyo. For calligraphy, we prepared a personalized kanji template for each student — selecting characters that matched the sounds of their […]

Why Calligraphy Works for Team Building | Corporate Event Ideas in Tokyo

Post Date：2026年7月14日

Why Calligraphy Works for Team Building More and more companies are choosing calligraphy as part of their corporate events and team-building programs. You might be wondering: why calligraphy? In this article, we share three reasons why calligraphy is uniquely suited for team building, along with a real example from a corporate event. 3 Reasons Calligraphy […]