Tokyo is not short of museums that will guide you through Japan’s fascinating history - but how many of them let you actually live it? Enter Samurai Ninja Museu ...

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You can walk through tranquil bamboo groves and tour ancient temples before experiencing the elegance of a traditional tea ceremony ... like kimono dressing, samurai workshops, or origami classes ...

including a pop-up event featuring unique handcrafted ceramics made by eight local artists at Discover the Art of Handcrafted Japanese Tea Ceremony Ceramics. Author Kelly Goto will also be signing her ...

the Kajokaoukai Cherry Blossom Festival is held and features events like the “Great Tea Ceremony" and koto performances. ・Phone: 023-641-1212 (Yamagata City Park Green Space Division) ・Hours: April 1 ...

Nearby attractions include Kodokan Mito, a historic samurai school. Umenomiya Taisha is known for ... has around 2,000 plum trees. The Baikasai tea ceremony, held on February 25, is a major event. The ...

At the goal of the Samurai Commander Course, bubbles resembling snow are ... Following the Setsubun Festival, the Tsuina Hosha Ceremony is performed by the Ogasawara Kyujutsu Reihou school. This ...

Today the statue of Hachiko is a popular meeting place, and in March each year, a ceremony is held to honour the faithful ... The garden’s traditional Japanese tea house overlooking the Japanese ...

Tea was the main event during an eye-opening shore excursion on the ship's inaugural coastal China voyage for English ...