Tea Ceremony Class
Chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony/ tea ritual) is a traditional Japanese art form with 800 years of history. It has developed by incorporating the spirit of Zen and Bushido into the very everyday act of drinking tea.
The purpose of gathering in a tea room to quietly drink powdered green tea is to calm the mind, unite everyone present, and create deep communication that transcends words.
Through the rituals of chanoyu, which have been practiced for more than 400 years, our chanoyu classes provide a means of escaping the daily stresses and pressures of our modern society and the daily information overload that we live with, and a means of balancing the mind and body.
Let's take your long life's journey with Chanoyu!
Chanoyu, also known as The Way of Tea, is an art that takes a long time to master, similar to martial arts, yoga, and Zen practice.
In our classes, we start with the basics, and then carefully guide students to gradually improve their spirituality and technique.
Beginners who are unfamiliar with Japanese culture and chanoyu are welcome to join us.
Location
Mahattan
semi-private Class
889 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
Days: Every Saturday
Time:
・1st slot: 10:00am- ・2nd slot: 12:00pm-
・3rd slot: 2:00pm- ・4th slot: 4:00pm-
・5th slot: 6:00pm- ・6th slot: 8:00pm-
Fee: $50 / lesson
This class is for members only. Please contact us if you would like to become a member. If you wish to join the class as a non-member, the fee is $60/lesson.
Brooklyn
semi-private Class
934 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Days: Every Monday
Time:
・1st slot: 11:00am- ・2nd slot: 1:00pm-
・3rd slot: 3:00pm- ・4th slot: 5:00pm-
Fee: $50 / lesson
This class is for members only. Please contact us if you would like to become a member. If you wish to join the class as a non-member, the fee is $60/lesson.
Mahattan
Table Style Class
91 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10003
Days: Irregularly
Fee: $40 / lesson
Activity
Once a month, we host an activity related to Chanoyu for our class members titled "Chanoyu GO!"
We hold fun events such as going to museums and galleries to see exhibits of tea utensils, visiting matcha cafes, participating in tea rituals, etc. with our members.
Let's connect with others who are interested in Chanoyu and gain many experiences and memories related to Chanoyu!
