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4 Best Asakusa Tea Tours

The ones worth booking.

The 4 asakusa tea tours travellers love most, gathered in one place. Ceremonies, tastings, estate walks and afternoon sittings, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who pours.

4 Best Asakusa Tea Tours

A 90 min. Tea ceremony Workshop In The Authentic Tea Room - The Formal Performance: Watching Koicha Like It Matters
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A 90 min. Tea ceremony Workshop In The Authentic Tea Room

Sweets Making and Kimono Tea Ceremony at Tokyo Maikoya - Kimono Fitting and Traditional Hair Styling: The Fastest Way Into the Moment
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Sweets Making and Kimono Tea Ceremony at Tokyo Maikoya

3.Sweets Making and Kimono Tea Ceremony at Tokyo Maikoya

Make wagashi sweets, sip matcha in an Asakusa tea ceremony, and dress in a kimono with guided photo time at Tokyo Maikoya.

5.0

“This was such a great experience. Maikoya is very tourist-friendly and honestly I was worried that they wouldn't have kimonos that would fit me but they did! It was so fun to choose your Kimono, Obi, and hair accessory. They also offer to take your pictures if you ask. There's a lot of photo opportunities.…”

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Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka - Choosing komon kimono or men’s kimono, or a yukata in summer
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Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka

4.Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony and Kimono Experience in Hanayaka

Matcha tea ceremony plus kimono or yukata in Asakusa. Choose your outfit, get hair styled, learn the ritual, then stroll Sensoji in costume.

5.0

“This experience is one that my whole family enjoyed! Definitely a highlight!! My daughter and I enjoyed the hair styling! I thought makeup was included, but it wasn’t. Might have been included in photo package that I read first. The guys enjoyRead more”

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