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Tea Ceremony at Former Imperial Villa in Mishima near Mt. Fuji

Shizuoka Prefecture
by Viator
Duration1h 30m
SeasonSee calendar when booking
LanguageJapanese, English

The Experience

Experience a 90-minute tea ceremony at Umegoten, a former imperial villa in Rakujuen Park, just steps from Mishima Station. Built in 1890 as a retreat for Prince Komatsu Akihito, uncle to Emperor Meiji, it is designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. While most imperial properties are open only for viewing, Taian invites you inside to enjoy seasonal sweets and matcha prepared with Mt. Fuji’s spring water, watch traditional tea preparation, whisk your own bowl with expert guidance, and photograph the serene garden views. With small groups, this experience offers a personal encounter with Japanese tea culture in a timeless setting.

How to book

Booked on Viator, who runs this experience. Inclusions and cancellation are theirs.

  • Book with Viator

    5.0(17 reviews)

    Free cancellation · 24h before

    from₹6,321

    Includes: Exclusive use of the historic "Umegoten" tea room, a significant cultural asset. · Try on traditional Japanese "Haori" jackets (7 styles available). · Capture memories in your Haori inside the historic "Umegoten" room. · +2 more

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What to Bring

Mandatory

  • Socks are required when entering Umegoten and the tearoom. Please wear socks or bring a pair with you on the day of your reservation. Socks will also be available for purchase upon arrival, if needed.

Food & Drink

Food

Provided

Drinks

Provided

Logistics & Transit

Transport not included
Location
Shizuoka Prefecture

About the guide

Guide type
Tour Guide Led
Group experience
No — private booking

Know before you go

Public transportation options are available nearby Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries Not recommended for pregnant travelers Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health I can't sit in the seiza style, but can I still participate? Yes, we have chairs available.