Chanoyu ceremony

The Japanese tea ceremony, also known as "Chanoyu," "Sado," or "Chado," is more than just a method of preparing and drinking tea.

Discover attractions and things to do in Kyoto. From meditation sessions to tea ceremonies, explore Japanese traditions with Aman Kyoto. Book now.

Sadou 茶道

Kyoto is the best city in Japan to explore the traditional Japanese arts. Kabuki, noh drama, tea ceremony, geisha dances and geisha entertainment all await.

Kung fu tea or gongfu tea is a traditional tea drinking custom in Chaoshan of China’s Guangdong and Fujian province, the most popular Chinese tea ceremony

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Walking into the tea room at the Nichi Bei Kai Cultural Center in Japantown brings back memories from the time I visited Japan last summer. The authentic tatami mat, doors made from white mulberry paper, and a sign written in Japanese above a vase with wild flowers, decorate the tea room. The coordinators, dressed in...