In Heritage home the Sando-Tea, Flowers, Shodo—deeply embody

Japan boasts a proud traditional culture that deeply embodies its aesthetic sensibility and spiritual culture, known as the Three Arts. Through learning etiquette—such as beautiful standing and sitting postures, proper handling of objects, and walking manners—one cultivates refinement and enhances personal character. Each art possesses its own profound philosophy and history. Beyond merely acquiring technical skills, the process aims to refine the self, elevate personal character, and foster growth as a human being. “Fūzei” and ‘Fūryū’ Since ancient times, the Japanese have possessed a delicate and profound spirituality that reveres harmony with nature and the passage of time (the beauty of aging). In such moments, they express it by saying “it has fūzō” or “it is fūryū.” Experiencing traditional culture in a place with fūzō truly enriches the heart, creating a special moment perfectly described by the word “fūryū.” Fūzei - Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for atmosphere. Fūryū - Used to express an aesthetic appreciation for dance and performing arts. You may select activities to experience from tea ceremony, calligraphy, & flower arrangement. We will adjust the alltime

Welcome, Kimono Bijin（Beauty）
Wearing a kimono allows for a deeper understanding. Learning the etiquette and manners befitting kimono attire.

Description of Traditional Beauty
Experiencing traditional culture in a place steeped in history is a truly special moment.

Calligraphy - Shodo
Correct posture, etiquette-Poor posture leads to messy writing Write with brush, ink-expressing inner feelings, spirit through shading, spacing

Flower Arrangement - Ikebana
Expressing the beauty and harmony of nature using flowers and plants Arranging flowers to utilize space and refine one's sensibility

Entertaining guests with tea - Teaceremony
Attending to the guest's feelings, preparing tea and savouring Wagashi. Hospitality, being hosted.

Traditional Beauty: Photographing Kimono Bijin
Capture the essence of traditional Japanese architecture and gardens in photographs, perfectly complementing your kimono attire.

A gift from the teacher
Please take your work home in an original bag featuring the kanji characters you attempted, written in calligraphy by the calligrapher.

Converting customers' foreign names into kanji
Surprise Each kanji character has its own meaning, so please learn about the meaning of the characters used in your name.

Select activities to experience
From tea ceremony, calligraphy, and flower arrangement. We will adjust the experience time within the allotted duration.