Wabichakai tea ceremony
Wabichakai tea ceremony

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Michiyo Fujimura

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Michiyo Fujimura
Tea ceremony specialist, Mushakouji Senke Kankyuan, associate instructor

Michiyo was born and raised in Kyoto. She discovered the tea ceremony while she was a college student. Strongly drawn to its profound spirituality and the beautiful bearing of the tea master, she started her tea-ceremony training in Gionmachi. In 2004, she we nt beyond the conventional tea ceremony, which was intended to teach rules of etiquette, and started conducting tea-ceremony therapy to promote mental health. Starting in 2011, she spent three years working on the research and development of psychotherapy using the tea ceremony with the psychiatry department of the Shiga University of Medical Science. She has also been working with medical institutions to introduce a distinctively Japanese method of stress checking and stress control that has existed for about 5 00 years to the entire country as “CHANOYU therapy” .

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■Address: 2-5 Takagaminesenzoku-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi, 603-8469 Kyoto

For details about making a reservation, see below. We look forward to seeing everyone.

■Fees

 Meditation and tea ceremony20,000 yen〜/per person (about two hours)
 Meditation, meal ceremony (Kyoto Kaiseki Cuisine), and tea ceremony 40,000 yen〜 (about three hours)

Reservations required. Each session is private. (Up to five or six family members, friends, etc. can participate at the same time.)

■Wabichakai tea ceremony - reservations / inquiry


 Email: kyoto-wabichakai.info@wabisabi.jp

 Please write “reservations” or "Inquiry" as the subject line of your email.  Then, kindly provide the following details: the desired course, preferred date and time, number of participants,  and any other requests you may have. Our staff will reply to you.

※We’ll try to reply as quickly as possible, but replying might take a while due to business-day issues, etc.

For directions on how to find us and a map, click here.