Tea Plantation Tour & Traditional Tea Tasting Game

Name: Tea Plantation Tour & Traditional Tea Tasting Game
Address: 2365 Nishiyama-cho Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Westan, 432-8001, Japan

Tea Plantation Tour & Traditional Tea Tasting Game

Address: 2365 Nishiyama-cho Nishi-ku Hamamatsu-shi 432-8001

Description

Overview

The tea farmer will guide you on a tour around the tea plantation and processing plant.
Then you’ll be able to enjoy playing a traditional tea tasting / rating game called “Chakabuki” that dates back to the late Kamakura period (1185 – 1333 A.D).
During “Chakabuki”, you will blind-taste various kinds of tea and try to guess what they are.
You’ll be able to learn and start to better understand the intricacies of Japanese tea directly from the tea farmer.
Book your Tea Plantation Tour & Chakabuki experience today!

Itinerary

Time
1:00pm	Tea plantation and factory tour
1:30pm	Chakabuki experience at a tea room
2:30pm	Shopping at the store (You can buy tea and utensils)
3:00pm	The tour ends

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	Daily (except Tuesdays) * Experience not available Mid. April – June and December
Meeting Time	Start time: 13:00 (it can be changed upon your request)
Meeting Place	Muramatsu-Shoten Show on GoogleMap
Time Required	2 hours
Price	15,400 yen / person
Number of persons	2 – 8 people * Please contact us for our group plan
What’s included	The tea plantation & tea factory tour, Cha-Kabuki tea game, sweets, souvenirs,interpretation
What to bring	–
Language	Japanese ※ With interpretation(English/Chinese)
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	No
Reservation	7 days in advance
Payment Option	Advance payment/PayPal
Cancellation Policy	7 – 3 Day Notice: ¥3,000 2 Day to 1 Day Notice: 50% Cancel on the day of the tour or fail to show: 100%
Notes	Please contact us for our group plan. The location and content may change due to the small group. The following video is filmed based on a groupbased on a group plan conducted at Kanzanji-Temple. Please note that it will be in a different location for a smaller group (2 to 8 people).