Private Tour
Available languages
1 hour 30 minutes
Mobile ticket
Why This Experience Is Recommend
・You will be able to enjoy a traditional tea ceremony and authentic kimono dressing at the same time.
・At our tea room located near the UNESCO World Heritage site of Nikko Toshogu Shrine, you can spend a elegant moment.
・Away from the crowds, you can wear a kimono and immerse yourself in the graceful atmosphere of tea ceremony.
・A certified instructor will share the meaning and spirit behind each movement and offer heartfelt hospitality.
・We use tea utensils that have a close connection to Nikko.
・Even if this is your first time experiencing tea ceremony, you can join with peace of mind as we guide you gently throughout.
・The entire experience takes place indoors,so you can enjoy it comfortably in any weather.
We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Is there an age limit? Yes (16 years and older)
Do you rent kimonos? No (Kimono is included in the experience and cannot be rented for going out.)
Do you have chairs available? Yes (chairs can be provided upon request)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience (Approx. 90 minutes) Price: ¥10,000 per person (tax included) Includes: • Kimono dressing with full set of kimono, obi, and accessories • Tea ceremony experience (instructor’s demonstration + hands-on practice) • Photo support inside the tea room • Traditional Japanese sweets and matcha served in the tea room After the experience, you will change out of the kimono on-site. Kimono rental for going out is not available.
Traditional Japanese sweets and matcha served in the tea room
14 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
japanlover0325,,Jan 14, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
After being dressed in a kimono, I experienced a tea ceremony. Ayaka’s tea ceremony performance was dignified and impressive, and watching her graceful movements was fascinating. When she spoke with us, she had a warm smile throughout the experience, and that contrast made it even more special!


Road44574499862,,Jan 8, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Experiencing a traditional Japanese tea ceremony was truly enjoyable. There were kimono sizes available for larger bodies as well, so I felt comfortable joining the experience. Ayaka is very knowledgeable about Japanese culture and was thoughtful and attentive throughout. Thanks to Ayaka’s warm smile and hospitality, even though the experience was short, it felt very fulfilling.
Passenger59430028888,,Jan 4, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
I had such a wonderful experience here. There were so many gorgeous kimono options, and choosing one was honestly a lot of fun. Ayaka was incredibly warm and kind. She walked me through the tea ceremony step by step and explained everything so clearly. She even helped me take some photos, which I really appreciated. It ended up being one of the most memorable and meaningful moments of my trip to Japan. Thank you so much.



洋介井,,Jan 2, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Nikko was very cold, and after seeing Nikko Toshogu Shrine, my body was cold. In such a warm place, I was impressed by the warm hospitality. Otemae, it was cool ✨

chloetD1321LW,,Dec 29, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
This ceremony was amazing! Our host Ayaka was friendly and knowledgeable.The tea ceremony included making matcha together. It was an enriching experience.

919akariy,,Dec 27, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
We visited Nikko for one-night, two-day trip to see Nikko Toshogu Shrine. Originally we had planned to visit Kegon Falls the next day, but it was going to be rain, we looked for an experience we could enjoy even on a rainy day. Wearing a kimono and taking part in a tea ceremony turned out to be the perfect choice. It was a truly relaxing and fulfilling experience. My mom (we went together ^^) was also very happy with this experience. I especially enjoyed talking with Ayaka san about Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Futarasan Shrine, which we had visited the day before. She has full of knowledge not only about tea ceremony, but also about Nikko and its history. There is also parking available, so this experience is very convenient for travelers visiting Nikko by car. 1泊2日の日光東照宮観光で訪れました。 翌日は華厳の滝などを見に行く予定でしたが、雨の予報だったため、雨の日でも楽しめる体験を探しました。 着物を着て、茶道を体験する時間はとても充実したもので、一緒に行った母も喜んでいました。 また、昨日見た東照宮や二荒山神社についても話が弾んで楽しかったです。 あやかさんは茶道だけでなく、日光についても色々と知っている方でした。 駐車場もあるので、車で旅行される方にも利用しやすいと思います。

hannamQ6181TA,,Dec 26, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
This experience was wonderful. Especially matcha and wagashi were refined and delicious, and the host explained each step of the ceremony very clearly. Ayaka, the host, truly loves Nikko, and I enjoyed hearing her stories about Toshogu Shrine and other local spots during the ceremony. The whole experience was very relaxing.

517om,,Dec 16, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
I’ve always been interested in various aspects of Japanese culture, and during my trip to Japan I wanted to experience both the tea ceremony and kimono dressing. At this place, I was able to enjoy both at the same time. The staff kindly helped me choose a kimono, and I felt completely comfortable even though it was my first time. In the traditional tea room, I was able to watch the beautiful tea-making process, and it was a truly fulfilling experience.



binwink,,Dec 14, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
The place is very quiet, with few people feeling warm, the tea room (doesn’t you call it right?) is pretty in Japanese style. It’s also a good experience to see the Japanese tea ceremony, to be able to follow him, and to recommend wearing kimonos when taking pictures. The hospitality here is cozy in Japanese style, and the location is conveniently located between the station and Tohoku Shrine.


871aib,,Dec 13, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
KOIKOROMO in Nikko was the most wonderful tea ceremony and kimono experience I have had. I enjoy cultural experiences and have tried Japanese cultural activities in other places before, but this one truly stood out. The tea room was elegant and authentic, allowing me to experience a genuinely traditional tea ceremony. Not only did Ayaka explain the tea ceremony in detail, but she also used tea utensils inspired by Nikko Toshogu Shrine and shared stories about the local area. This made me feel more deeply connected to Nikko as a place I was visiting, not just a location where I joined an activity. The traditional Japanese sweets served during the ceremony were beautifully crafted, almost like small pieces of art, and were a joy to enjoy alongside the matcha. From beginning to end, I was deeply impressed by the heartfelt hospitality. Because it was a private experience, I could truly enjoy a special moment just for myself. This experience is truly worth visiting.



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