Tsukamoto Tea Ceremony and Flower Arrangement Class
“Practice is fun and serious”
At Tsukamoto Tea and Flower Arrangement School,
we primarily offer one-on-one private lessons.
Through tea ceremony and flower arrangement, you can acquire beautiful manners, a rich sensitivity,
and knowledge of traditional Japanese culture.
While our tea ceremony is based on the Urasenke school and our flower arrangement is based on the Saga Goryu school,
we also teach a variety of seasonal etiquette using a wide range of tools,
as well as special flowers and arrangements.
“Practice is both fun and serious.”
We value the opportunity to interact with people from a variety of professions through practice.
We aim to provide a high-quality, homey atmosphere by minimizing financial and time constraints.
Practices are held in a 200-year-old townhouse, enveloped in comfortable silence and allowing you to forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Rikyu’s Seven Rules
１．Make a good tea for your guest.
２．Arrange charcoal to boil water well.
３．Arrange flowers as they are in a field.
４．We need coolness in summer, warmth in winter.
５．Do anything with time to spare.
６．Prepare for rain in case.
７．Respect guests and enjoy the time to share.
Tsukamoto Tea Ceremony and Flower Arrangement Class Price Information
Tea ceremony class
Once a month: Monthly tuition 4,000 yen / Introductory fee 4,000 yen / water charge、utility cost 1,000 yen
Twice a month: Monthly tuition 6,000 yen / Introductory fee 6,000 yen / water charge、utility cost 2,000 yen
Three times a month: Monthly tuition 9,000 yen / Introductory fee 9,000 yen /water charge、utility cost 3,000 yen
Flower arrangement class
Once a month: Monthly tuition fee 2,500 yen / Flower material fee 2,000 yen
Twice a month: Monthly tuition 5,000 yen / Flower material cost 4,000 yen
Three times a month: Monthly tuition fee 7,500 yen / Flower material cost 6,000 yen
We do not offer observation tours, but we do offer trial lessons and training.
Flower arrangement teacher Makiho Tsukamoto
Professor Goryu Saga
Tea ceremony teacher Tsukamoto Soshin
Associate Professor of Urasenke Konnichian
I teach Japanese culture in Kyoto.
I teach cooking to people from various professions.
I am an associate professor of Urasenke.
I am a Saga Goryu Toji.
I also assist at a French cooking school in Ashiya.
I am currently working to spread Japanese culture both domestically and internationally.
Flower arrangement teacher Ryoho Tsukamoto
Professor of the Daikakuji Saga School of Japanese Flower Arrangement,
Former Vice President of the Kyoto Flower Arrangement Association
Tea ceremony teacher Tsukamoto Soryo
Professor of Urasenke Konnichian
Former Secretary of the Kyoto Tankokai South Branch
Tea ceremonies held at Daikakuji Temple, Tofukuji Temple, and Yasaka Shrine
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