KIMONO TEA CEREMONY KYOTO MAIKOYA

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Nakagyo Ward, Japan

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Traditional teahouse· Tourist attraction

KIMONO TEA CEREMONY KYOTO MAIKOYA Reviews | Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

KIMONO TEA CEREMONY KYOTO MAIKOYA is located in Nakagyo Ward, Japan on 329, Ebiyacho. KIMONO TEA CEREMONY KYOTO MAIKOYA is rated 4.9 out of 5 in the category traditional teahouse in Japan.

Address

329, Ebiyacho

Phone

+81756065303

Open hours

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Virandi Wettewa

We happened to just walk past this place and asked if we can participate. The staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. We had a wonderful experience and we tried a tasty traditional sweet (yatsuhashi) which we then ended up buying from Kyoto to take home to our family.

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Leigh Ann Williams

I had a fantastic experience. I was traveling solo through Kyoto, and booked this tea ceremony and I ended up being the only participant, so I had a private session. I absolutely LOVE my pictures from dressing up in the kimono; I will treasure them. I can't wait to return to Kyoto and visit Maikoya again! It is a bit difficult to find this place though, as it's almost inside an open-air mall, so ask around if you feel you are close by and the local store owners will direct you where to go. However, I would try to arrive 30 minutes early just in case you have trouble locating them (I was late!).

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Daniel Parkin

Would highly recommended, from the moment you enter you are treated with the utmost respect, the Japanese lady was very intelligent, humble & informative. This visit made me respect the Japanese people even more. There are many different experiences you can book here, amazing little place.

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Michelle Lam

The tea ceremony was really enchanting! My favourite part was dressing up in a kimono, learning how to make matcha tea and experiencing traditional Japanese desserts. A great memory when you have your friends along side you learning about Japanese tea ceremonies

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LaToya B

This was just wonderful. I enjoyed learning about the various aspects of a tea ceremony and also it felt very lovely to have someone share the traditional fashion of their culture. The atmosphere was very nice and accommodating of foreigners. Kimonos in various sizes. And lessons and communication in English. Also I cannot eat gluten and she informed us of the sweet treat's ingredients as rice flour, but it is processed on machines with wheat. This was very helpful Easy to get to as well. I truly enjoyed it and will recommend this location to friends. Arigatou.