Enjoy a Tea Ceremony Retreat in a Beautiful Garden

Set out on a refined journey of tranquility and culture at a tea ceremony retreat nestled within the picturesque grounds of Kaze no Waon in Kyoto.

Delight in the elegance of this Japanese tradition while savoring an array of sweet delicacies and beverages in a serene garden setting.

As you partake in this enriching experience, you’ll find yourself enveloped in the essence of Japanese heritage and hospitality.

Stay tuned to discover the exclusive offerings and tailored experiences that await you at this captivating retreat.

Key Points

• Immerse in a serene tea ceremony retreat blending tradition with modern culinary delights.
• Accessible location with convenient transportation options for a hassle-free experience.
• Group participation fosters cultural bonding and memorable tea ceremony interactions.
• Enjoy a harmonious blend of traditional flavors and contemporary sweet treats in a tranquil garden setting.

Event Overview

Enjoy the tranquility of a tea ceremony retreat set amidst the serene beauty of Kaze no Waon’s garden in Kyoto. This event offers a unique blend of garden ambiance and cultural experience, allowing participants to engage in the art of the tea ceremony as a mindfulness practice.

The setting provides an ideal backdrop for a moment of peace and reflection while learning about Japanese traditions. Guests can expect to partake in a traditional tea ceremony led by experienced instructors, gaining insight into the intricacies of this ancient practice.

This retreat is a budget-friendly way to explore the world of tea ceremonies and find inner calm within Kyoto’s enchanting surroundings.

Menu Delights

Explore a selection of delectable Japanese sweet cake choices available at the tea ceremony retreat in Kaze no Waon’s beautiful garden in Kyoto. Indulge in a variety of traditional and modern treats that cater to both sweet and savory preferences. Below is a table showcasing the delightful menu options:

Traditional Cakes	Modern Desserts
Sweet red bean paste cake	Fresh fruit daifuku
Mochi with sweet filling	Matcha tiramisu
Dorayaki pancakes	Yuzu-flavored cheesecake

These menu delights perfectly balance the essence of traditional Japanese flavors with a modern twist, ensuring a delightful culinary experience during your serene tea ceremony retreat.

Inclusions and Offerings

Indulge in a diverse array of complimentary snacks and consider optional alcoholic beverages available for purchase during the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto.

• Snack varieties:

• Japanese sweet cake choices provided

• Traditional cake with sweet red bean paste

• Fresh fruit daifuku and varied dessert options

• Savory snack options like rice crackers and edamame

• Seasonal fruit platters

• Beverage options:

• Green tea and matcha available throughout the event

• Sake and plum wine available for purchase

• Soft drinks and water complimentary

• Specialty teas for those looking for non-alcoholic options

• Customizable tea blends for a unique experience

Logistics and Accessibility

For participants of the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto, convenient access is offered via bus and Randen Railway, with bicycle parking available on-site, ensuring a seamless arrival experience to the meeting point. While wheelchair access is not available, the venue offers stroller accessibility to accommodate guests with mobility needs. Plus, participants are encouraged to utilize the bicycle parking facilities provided at the location. Unfortunately, parking for cars is not available at the site, but various public transportation options facilitate easy access to the meeting point. The activity culminates back at the meeting point, ensuring a hassle-free conclusion to the tea ceremony retreat.

Accessibility	Parking Options
Stroller Accessible	Bicycle Parking Available

Meeting Point Details

How can participants easily locate the designated meeting point for the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto?

The meeting point for the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon can be easily located at 14 Utanokitanoinchō, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8201, Japan. To ensure a smooth start to the event, here are five key details to consider:

• Look for the traditional Japanese gate marking the entrance to Kaze no Waon.
• Upon arrival, follow the signs that guide you towards the designated meeting area within the garden.
• The meeting point is centrally located for easy access to both garden exploration and tea ceremony practice.
• Participants are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to check-in and prepare for the experience.
• Friendly staff members will be present at the meeting point to assist with any inquiries or directions needed.

Confirmations and Accessibility

To ensure a seamless experience for participants, prompt confirmations and detailed accessibility information are provided for the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto. The confirmation process involves receiving confirmation within 48 hours of booking, assuring participants of their reserved spots.

While the venue is not wheelchair accessible, it is stroller accessible, allowing for ease of movement for most attendees. Kaze no Waon offers amenities such as snacks during the event and the option to purchase alcoholic beverages.

Plus, the meeting point at 14 Utanokitanoinchō, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, is easily accessible by bus and Randen Railway, with bicycle parking available for those who choose to cycle. Please note that there is no parking available for cars at the venue, and the activity concludes back at the meeting point.

Group Experience

The group experience at the tea ceremony retreat in the beautiful garden at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto offers an intimate and culturally enriching setting for participants.

• Group bonding: Participants engage in the tea ceremony together, fostering connections and shared memories.

• Cultural immersion: Enjoy the ancient traditions of the Japanese tea ceremony, guided by experienced hosts.

• Interactive sessions: Engage in hands-on activities like preparing matcha tea, promoting group participation.

• Shared appreciation: Experience the beauty of the garden setting and tea preparation techniques as a group.

• Memorable moments: Create lasting memories through shared experiences of tea culture and serene surroundings.

Operational Details

Operational details for the tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto encompass logistical arrangements, event timing, and service provisions to ensure a seamless and enriching experience for participants. To cater to the diverse needs of attendees, the retreat offers stroller access and the option for a private tour. Below is a breakdown of the operational details:

Operational Details	Description
Stroller Access	Available for easy mobility during the event
Private Tour	Option for a personalized experience with your group
Event Timing	Starts promptly at 01:30 PM
Service Provisions	Alcoholic beverages available for purchase

These operational details are designed to enhance your tea ceremony retreat experience in the beautiful garden setting of Kaze no Waon.

Common questions

Can Participants Wear Traditional Japanese Attire During the Tea Ceremony Retreat?

Participants are encouraged to wear traditional Japanese attire during the tea ceremony retreat to fully immerse in the rich culture and experience. Embracing traditional attire adds authenticity to the cultural experience, enhancing the overall ambiance and connection to Japanese customs.

Are There Any Restrictions on Photography or Videography During the Event?

During the tea ceremony retreat, participants must adhere to photography restrictions and videography restrictions to maintain the sanctity and privacy of the event. Respect for the cultural experience and fellow attendees is essential.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement to Participate in the Tea Ceremony Retreat?

The tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto welcomes participants of all ages. There are no minimum age requirements. However, guests are encouraged to adhere to traditional attire guidelines to fully immerse in the experience.

Are English-Speaking Guides or Translators Available for Non-Japanese Speaking Participants?

Language assistance is available for non-Japanese speakers to ensure a culturally immersive experience during the tea ceremony retreat. Enjoy the event with guidance from English-speaking guides or translators, enhancing understanding and participation in this traditional Japanese practice.

Is There a Dress Code or Any Specific Clothing Recommendations for the Tea Ceremony Retreat?

For the tea ceremony retreat, comfortable attire is recommended. There is no strict dress code, but participants are advised to wear clothing suitable for sitting on tatami mats. Opt for loose-fitting, modest attire for a pleasant experience.

Sum Up

Experience the tranquility and cultural richness of a tea ceremony retreat at Kaze no Waon in Kyoto. Indulge in traditional Japanese sweet cakes and snacks while enjoying this time-honored tradition.

Conveniently located and accessible by bus and Randen Railway, this event offers a unique and memorable experience.

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