Kimono Afternoon Tea Tea Party will be held in Osaka on Sunday, May 5.
Date and Time】5/5 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Place: A private room on the executive floor of the 5-star hotel “The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Osaka Midosuji. You will surely feel uplifted in this special space that is not accessible to the general public!
Part 1: Afternoon tea will be served on the executive floor.
Macarons, sandwiches, 2 kinds of cakes, breads, dried fruits, etc. can be taken freely. Coffee, tea, orange juice, grapefruit juice, red and white wine, shochu, whiskey, beer, sparkling wine, and liqueurs that you can make your own cocktails with free drinks at no extra charge.
Part 2: Move to a private room on the EXECUTIVE floor for matcha tea in a quiet space.
You will learn how to use Kaigami (Japanese paper used for tea ceremony), how to look at a tea bowl, and how to enjoy Matcha.
Fee: 7,500 yen. There are only a few seats left. Please register by DM as soon as possible.
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Tea party in an old castle in Spain
Japan Event in Spain
Fifty minutes by car from Valencia. I had the pleasure of serving tea at the Japanese festival “Hina Matsuri” in Cujera, where there is an old castle.
After being introduced by the organizer, Ms. Mikita
I tried to speak a little English.
Surprisingly, everyone seemed to understand English.
I was a little surprised.
Still, there were some children and elderly people, so a member of the Valencia Kimono Club translated their questions into Spanish for us.
They translated our questions into Spanish and really helped us out.
The cab we had reserved did not come to the hotel.
I was very surprised that the taxi I had reserved did not come to the hotel,
Is that a common thing in Spain? Other than that, everything went really smoothly and I would like to thank everyone for their help.
It was a really smooth and successful event
It was a very successful event and everyone enjoyed it.
Thank you so much to everyone who helped with the event.
And to Ms. Mikita for all her hard work from planning to management!
Thank you very much, Mikita-san, for all your hard work!
Japan Event in Spain
Fifty minutes by car from Valencia. I had the pleasure of serving tea at the Japanese festival “Hina Matsuri” in Cujera, where there is an old castle.
After being introduced by the organizer, Ms. Mikita
I tried to speak a little English.
Surprisingly, everyone seemed to understand English.
I was a little surprised.
Still, there were some children and elderly people, so a member of the Valencia Kimono Club translated their questions into Spanish for us.
They translated our questions into Spanish and really helped us out.
The cab we had reserved did not come to the hotel.
I was very surprised that the taxi I had reserved did not come to the hotel,
Is that a common thing in Spain? Other than that, everything went really smoothly and I would like to thank everyone for their help.
It was a really smooth and successful event
It was a very successful event and everyone enjoyed it.
Thank you so much to everyone who helped with the event.
And to Ms. Mikita for all her hard work from planning to management!
Thank you very much, Mikita-san, for all your hard work!
Tea ceremony event in Osaka
I started holding monthly Kimono Lunches in Zurich in January 2015.
I wanted to do something exciting for everyone, even if it was just going out in a kimono.
At the last kimono lunch party in Osaka,
We had a tea ceremony in a private room on the hotel’s executive floor.
This time we held it in a suite room of a five-star hotel.
The European-style furnishings matched the kimonos very well.
And the theme this time was camellias. A camellia tea bowl.
The main pastry is “Tamatsubaki”, a famous pastry from my hometown of Himeji.
Golden tea bowls were brought from Switzerland. 💦.
And I wrote thank-you notes on Japanese paper.
I handed them out to everyone.
I hope to meet you again in May. Or I will show you online how to serve matcha.
E-mail : info(at)kimono-club.ch