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Tea Ceremony Koto Northwest Kyoto

Tea Ceremony KOTO is a great place to try a traditional Japanese tea ceremony when in Northwest Kyoto. It’s very close to Kinkaku-ji Temple and it would make a nice add-on to a visit to the temple.

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Ceremony[Tea Ceremony — image © KOTO]

Tea Ceremony KOTO offers private and group tea ceremonies in a nice tearoom a short walk from Kinkaku-ji Temple in Northwest Kyoto. It’s a great place for a casual introduction to the refined art of the tea ceremony.

Tea
Ceremony

[Tea Ceremony — image © KOTO]

You can join a group tea ceremony for ¥1980 — ¥2700 yen, or you can reserve a fully private tea ceremony for just you and your family or friends for ¥5400 per person. The tea ceremony takes about 45 minutes and includes a Japanese sweet. You will be given a chance to try whisking your own tea.

This is a nice place to take a break and learn something when exploring the temples and gardens of Northwest Kyoto.

Exterior
KOTO

[Exterior KOTO — image © KOTO]

English address:
37 Kinugasa-Nishigoshonouchi-cho, Kita-ku

Japanese address:
北区衣笠西御所ノ内町37

Opening hours:
11:30am-5:30pm

Price: tea ceremony from ¥1980 per person

Non-smoking area: Yes

Nearest Transport:
1min walk from Kinkakuji-michi Bus Stop, Kyoto City Bus 204 or 205 from Kitaoji Station, Karasuma subway line

Telephone: Reserve by email (see website below)

Website: Official Website (English)

Customer Reviews:Read Customer Reviews of KOTO on TripAdvisor.com

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Tea Ceremony KOTO is located in Northwest Kyoto. See our complete list of things to do in Northwest Kyoto, including places to eat, nightlife and places to stay.

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