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Coloree y esculpa sus propios dulces nerikiri a partir de pasta de judias de Kioto, luego bata y beba matcha de Uji junto a ellos, por menos de veintitres dolares.
Haga wagashi nerikiri y beba matcha de Uji: una ceremonia del te en Kanda: Datos clave
| Price | From $25 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 95 minutes |
| Group size | Up to 35 people |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Mini Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
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Wagashi Making and Tea Ceremony
Descripción completa
El nerikiri es la cima de la reposteria japonesa: pasta de judias blancas endulzada, coloreada a mano y esculpida en formas estacionales, una camelia en invierno, una hoja de arce en otono, un crisantemo entre medias. Esta hecha para comerse con matcha, porque su dulzor esta calibrado contra el amargor del te y ninguno de los dos funciona bien por si solo.
En noventa y cinco minutos hace dos de ellos y luego bebe el te para el que fueron disenados. La sesion empieza con el coloreado, que es donde ocurren las decisiones creativas, usted mezcla sus propios tonos en la pasta blanca, y pasa luego al modelado, usando las pequenas herramientas de madera que dan al nerikiri sus caracteristicos petalos acanalados. La pasta de judias viene de fabricantes de Kioto bien establecidos, un detalle con el que el operador no necesitaba molestarse.
La ceremonia del te sigue. Usted mismo prepara el matcha de Uji, Uji, al sur de Kioto, ha proporcionado el mejor te verde de Japon durante ochocientos anos, y lo bebe con los dulces que acaba de hacer. Hacerlo en ese orden es el objetivo: entiende por que el dulce es ese dulce solo cuando llega el matcha.
A este precio, es una de las mejores experiencias culturales por su valor en el centro de Tokio, y el local esta en Kanda, a pocos minutos de Akihabara y de la estacion de Tokio. La instruccion es en japones con el proceso demostrado paso a paso, lo que funciona bien para una sesion practica pero conviene saberlo de antemano.
Dos pequenos extras se cobran por separado si los quiere: una caja para llevar los dulces, y un certificado de finalizacion. Si quiere su nombre en el certificado, indiquelo al reservar.
Itinerario
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Introduction to nerikiri and Japanese confectionery
Colour your own white bean paste
Shape the first sweet with traditional wooden tools
Shape a second seasonal design
Prepare Uji matcha in the tea ceremony
Eat the sweets you made with your tea
Incluye
- Sesion de elaboracion de wagashi nerikiri con todos los ingredientes, pasta de judias blancas y rojas hecha en Kioto, ceremonia del te con matcha de Uji, los dulces que hace y el te que prepara
No incluye
- Caja para llevar los dulces (cobrada en el lugar), certificado de finalizacion (cobrado en el lugar), recogida y regreso al hotel
Información importante
Punto de encuentro
Dai-2 Toei Building, 2-2 Kajicho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0044 — a few minutes from Kanda and Akihabara stations.
Antes de ir
- Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio de la actividad
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Opiniones de viajeros
A quick and very good learning about Japanese culture through the tea ceremonial. It was amazing, really enjoyed the 1 hour spent together! Thank you!
Our host was really friendly and welcoming. We learned a lot about the tradition of tea ceremonies
we had a lovely time making wagashi, grinding matcha and enjoying our efforts in a mini tea ceremony. I would highly recommend this experience
A fun family activity and very authentic. A little loud as other participants were chatting away but we could just about still here the host, who was very good at explaining in English. It quietened down when the sweet makers left which made the tea making part more enjoyable. Worth the money and definitely a great memory to add to our holiday
Great Experience! I love matcha tea so I was looking forward to this sadly we were English and the guide didn’t speak fluent English which isn’t something they can help, even so it was a absolute blast of a fun time! Great.
Excellent! The pace of the class was perfect. The teacher explained not only the process but also the 'why' and history. Fun!
It was a nice time. Not the super traditional ceremony but very educational and enjoyable
Our instructor Shunsuke was really good- our group was mixed Japanese and English speakers and he conversed in both languages and made sure everyone felt included. The session was relaxed and informative and we really enjoyed both the sweet making and matcha making
Great course! The teacher was really cute and we have learned a lot on the background of the sweets. The level of sweets making was appropriate too! Can recommend!
The instructor/teacher was excellent. She explained everything in Japanese and English. I really appreciated the information about the matcha and the sweets. And it was really a lot of fun! We really enjoyed it! It was well worth the time and the cost was very reasonable. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Japanese traditional culture.
It was super great! The instructor lead us by creating the two Japanese sweats and then explaining the matcha ceremony. Mostly it was in Japanese but she would often try to accommodate me for the English translations.