Make Matcha Tea Inside an Authentic Japanese Tea Room

Central Sendai
Central Sendai
Recommend Application Required Traditional Culture / Japanese Culture 1-Hour Experience Family Dating / Couples Girlfriend Getaways Business Trip With Friends
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Experience the history and culture of Japan through the world of tea! View antique and modern teaware at our specialty shop!

* Usually reservations are required. However, we may be able to offer the experience on the day, so please contact us or stop by our shop.

Welcome to Kanegendo! Founded in 1811, our family-run shop specializes in new and antique tea utensils. In order to spread the charm of Japanese tea culture, we wish to offer a matcha-making experience for visitors.

After being warmly welcomed by our staff, we will guide you to the tea room on the 2nd floor. A staff member will explain about Japanese tea room design (tokonoma, etc.) and Japanese tea. Then, you will have the opportunity to try making matcha green tea yourself!

You can also enjoy a seasonal sweet when drinking matcha. View and touch the high quality tea utensils. Since our staff specialize in tea utensils, we can also explain how the tools are made and who made them.

We welcome people who are interested in teaware and crafts, whether they come from the local area or from overseas.

Kanegendo Tea Utensils and Antiques

Kanegendo Tea Utensils and Antiques

Founded in 1811, Kanegendo is a shop specializing in modern and antique tea utensils. We also offer “kintsugi” pottery repair (pottery repaired using lacquer mixed with powdered gold), consultation about tea ceremony matters, and have items made by popular contemporary artists for sale. We also sell matcha from Uji (Kyoto) and Yame (Fukuoka). Please visit our traditional, family-run shop to find unique products to display in your home or to use when serving authentic Japanese tea.

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In addition to tea utensils, we have a wide range of tea ceremony-related items such as tableware, “kintsugi” pottery (pottery repaired using lacquer mixed with powdered gold), various fasteners and items to care for the tea room or mizuya preparation room, and matcha from Uji (Kyoto) and Yame (Fukuoka). You have many chances to find a wonderful souvenir!

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