日常的京都，
与世界共享

“This was one of the highlights of my trip to Japan: a genuine, authentic experience far away from the usual 'tourist shows.' I loved it. Located in a very charming local neighbourhood.”

“An intimate and incredible experience from start to finish. It's held in a 150 year-old traditional Japanese wooden house, with a private garden and a peaceful tea room. Both hosts were very welcoming.”

“Juraku is a place where you can learn Japanese culture in an at-home setting you can't get anywhere else. We tasted and learned how to make dashi, a foundation of Japanese cooking. It was just like being in a home!”

“Juraku Tea Ceremony is held in a beautifully maintained machiya in Nishijin. Four generations of people made obi's here and now a new generation is making tea. A great Kyoto experience.”

“Rather than a typical tourist activity, it felt more like a quiet and private tea ceremony. I did not expect to have such a close and genuine encounter with Japanese history and culture here.”

“The tea ceremony is highly recommended. It was a wonderful afternoon. I couldn't have wished for anything better. Thank you!”