Immerse yourself in Japanese culture

Kyoto kimono. A kimono dressing master then dresses you, and women also receive a simple hair styling. After a photo session in a traditional tea room, you move to a shoin-style tea room, where a tea master who has devoted a lifetime to the way of tea performs the ceremony before you. Enjoy the freshly whisked tea with a seasonal Japanese sweet, and a few guests will have the chance to whisk tea themselves. Throughout the ceremony, feel free to ask anything about Japanese culture. The experience closes with a group photo.

For an unforgettable memory of your journey in Japan.

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Experience the beauty and solemnity of a traditional Shinto wedding ceremony — not as a spectator, but as participants. Dress in formal kimono, exchange symbolic gestures, and step inside one of Japan's most sacred rituals in an authentic Kyoto setting.