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Chazen Tea Ceremony Asakusa

茶禅 浅草

Asakusa · Asakusa (Ginza line exit 1 / Asakusa line exit A4), 3 minutes

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Why we recommend it

The sister room to Chazen Ginza, a few minutes from Sensoji, so it pairs naturally with the temple. The same five-step format is used, and optional flower-arranging or origami add-ons let a couple stretch the visit.

How to book

Reserve online via the official form; advance payment confirms the slot.

English

yes

Price band

¥¥

Allow

45 min

Group size

Individual shared seating, private sessions from two, groups

Station

Asakusa (Ginza line exit 1 / Asakusa line exit A4), 3 minutes

Verified

2026-09-25

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Ginza

Chazen Tea Ceremony Ginza

茶禅 銀座

¥¥ · 45 min · English: yes

A genuine tatami tea room inside a Ginza building beside the Kabukiza, run as a dedicated visitor-facing tea school rather than a hotel add-on. The format walks guests from a short history to a real demonstration to whisking matcha themselves, which gives first-timers something to do with their hands.