Published on Nov, 2024

This is an exceptional experience to know about Japanese tradition. Making matcha tea, watching Geisha dance, making origami and Kanji writing all in one was perfect. And the price is affordable. If you travel to Tokyo I highly recommend Edocco Teahouse❤️

Published on Nov, 2024

This is an exceptional experience to know about Japanese tradition. Making matcha tea, watching Geisha dance, making origami and Kanji writing all in one was perfect. And the price is affordable. If you travel to Tokyo I highly recommend Edocco Teahouse❤️

Published on Nov, 2024

The ovely women at the Japanese culture center we're absolutely amazing! I'm not often given to hyperbole, but this was truly a memorable experience. They gracefully moved us through the four experiences without feeling rushed. We learned about the tea ceremony and got to make our own matcha. We watched three Japanese dances with explanations of how certain movements actually told a story. Then it was on to origami. I'm legally blind and was sure that I would be unable to participate in the intricate folding necessary to make a paper crane whose wings flapped. However, the women there went around our small group helping everyone and I was able to complete it without feeling like I was a burden or slowing the class down. The last experience was Japanese brush writing. We had quality materials to work with and each stroke was explained to us. They even went around and showed us how to write our names in Japanese so we could sign our masterpiece and take it home. I truly can't say enough good things about this experience. My son and I have been traveling around Japan for 2 months now and this was definitely our favorite experience of them all. It was almost as if we were transported into Japanese culture rather than being tourists simply observing it from a distance. This is definitely the one experience you don't want to miss.

Published on Nov, 2024

The ovely women at the Japanese culture center we're absolutely amazing! I'm not often given to hyperbole, but this was truly a memorable experience. They gracefully moved us through the four experiences without feeling rushed. We learned about the tea ceremony and got to make our own matcha. We watched three Japanese dances with explanations of how certain movements actually told a story. Then it was on to origami. I'm legally blind and was sure that I would be unable to participate in the intricate folding necessary to make a paper crane whose wings flapped. However, the women there went around our small group helping everyone and I was able to complete it without feeling like I was a burden or slowing the class down. The last experience was Japanese brush writing. We had quality materials to work with and each stroke was explained to us. They even went around and showed us how to write our names in Japanese so we could sign our masterpiece and take it home. I truly can't say enough good things about this experience. My son and I have been traveling around Japan for 2 months now and this was definitely our favorite experience of them all. It was almost as if we were transported into Japanese culture rather than being tourists simply observing it from a distance. This is definitely the one experience you don't want to miss.

Published on Oct, 2024

You learn about the most important points of Japanese culture: tea, dance, calligraphy and origami. The staff is very kind and patient in explaining various aspects. You can tell how much they love their culture.