Micché KURAMAGUCHI has prepared multiple experience programs where you can learn about Japanese hospitality through IKEBANA (Ikebana) and tea ceremony (tea ceremony), which are traditional Japanese culture.

In particular, in this program, you will see demonstrations of flower arrangement and tea ceremony by lecturers, and you will also be exposed to the Japanese way of thinking about “valuing the changing seasons and the lives of living creatures,” which underlies these two traditional cultures. This is not unrelated to the theme “Designing a Future Society Where Life Shines” of the Expo currently being held in Osaka.

By incorporating the traditional culture that Japan has built into your daily life, you will add moisture and glamor to your life. After the experience, enjoy the view of Kyoto from the rooftop.

【Course content】

・View a demonstration of flower arrangement

・Participation in a tea ceremony demonstration (matcha and sweets reception)

・I will tell you about the sense of the seasons, the lives of living creatures, and encounters with people that traditional Japanese culture has cherished.

・Admire the view of Kyoto from the rooftop

【Micché Kuramaguchi Lesson's features】

・Experience a modern Japanese DI-style space. I'll tell you how to enjoy it at home.

・Antique tools are used.

・In the flower arrangement experience, in addition to traditional styles using flower vases and a needle point holder (a needle point holder), we will finish a variety of IKEBANA works together with the instructor.

・I will teach you the differences from flower arrangements, how to express the uniqueness of Japan, how to select flower vessels, and other points for enjoying JapanDI-style even after returning home.

・In the tea ceremony experience, we offer the finest matcha from Uji, which is also one of Japan's top three production areas for tea leaves, and sweets from long-established Japanese confectionary stores in Kyoto.

・Take a commemorative photo on the roof of Micché KURAMAGUCHI with the mountains of Kyoto, starting with Mount Daimonji in the background.

・Chairs are provided. Even those who are not good at sitting upright can participate with peace of mind.

At Micché KURAMAGUCHI, licensed instructors provide demonstration guidance. Please experience this special program where you can learn about traditional Japanese culture and enjoy the view of Kyoto.

All of our staff are looking forward to meeting you!

【About “Micché KURAMAGUCHI”】

“Micché Kuramaguchi” is a complex facility built 50 years ago and renovated from a 4-story building. There is a gallery and cafe on the north side (road side), and a garden room with a treadmill and electronic organ on the south side (garden side), making it a space that can be used for practice, workshops, solo exhibitions, and parties with friends.

Also, on the 2nd to 4th floors, in addition to 21 unique private rooms, large and small, they are also fully equipped with kitchens and shower rooms. In addition to living as a share house, we designed a space where women with various purposes, regardless of age, can spend a lively time in their own way, such as an atelier for creating works and a work room for remote work.

On the open roof, while admiring the greenery and calm cityscape of the neighboring Kyoto Gyoen Garden, they hold a tea party in the sky, and watch okuribi in the summer. We believe that you will surely be able to develop rich connections with the community and people while spending a luxurious time.

Micché KURAMAGUCHI

Presiding over by Michiko Ishiguro

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【Micché KURAMAGUCHI】

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