Among Kyoto’s ancient temples and serene gardens lies a tranquil oasis where the art of senchado comes to life. Senchado, a Japanese tea ceremony using sencha tea leaves, offers a profound glimpse into the country's rich cultural heritage. You’ll witness a senchado tea ceremony demonstration by your host, learn how to prepare and serve sencha tea, and then enjoy your freshly made sencha with wagashi desserts. Experience flow: A sencha tea ceremony demonstration Learn how to prepare and serve sencha tea Enjoy your freshly made sencha tea with wagashi (Japanese sweets) Learn How to Prepare and Serve Sencha Tea: Following the demonstration, you can become an active participant in this time-honored tradition. Under the guidance of the master, you'll learn the intricate art of preparing and serving sencha tea. Senchado is a highly ritualistic and refined practice that emphasizes the careful brewing and serving of sencha tea made from steamed tea leaves. Senchado places great importance on precise techniques, attention to detail, and a deep appreciation for the aesthetics and flavors of the tea.