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Kyoto Maikoya Traditional Tea Ceremony

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Venue and Hours: Award-winning tea ceremony venue in Kyoto's Gion district and city center
Traditional ceremony lasts 45 minutes, costs $22 (48 with kimono)
Geisha ceremony held once daily, available 9 AM to 5 PM
Facilities and Experience: Two historic townhouses with Japanese tea gardens
Authentic kimono provided with hairstyle assistance
English-speaking hosts guide ceremony and explain etiquette
Tea ceremony museum displays artifacts from 1600s
Ceremony Types: Traditional kimono ceremony (90-120 minutes)
Private tea ceremony with kimono (90 minutes)
Japanese sweets making (120 minutes)
Children's tea ceremony (7-12 years)
Geisha/maiko tea ceremony with performance
Kyoto Context: Kyoto serves as Japan's cultural capital for over 1000 years
City features 1600 temples, 800 shrines, and 17 UNESCO sites
Located near Nishiki Market and Gion district
Easy access by subway from major cities
History and Philosophy: Tea ceremony originated in 12th century China
Founded by Sen no Rikyu in late 1500s
Emphasizes "ichi-go-ichi-e" philosophy of cherishing every moment
Connected to Zen philosophy through mindfulness principles