Experience the hospitality of Jiko-in Temple

Experience the hospitality of Jiko-in Temple

The Jiko-in Temple Gardens are a designated National Site of Scenic Beauty. As one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, they are also an important cultural treasure. This garden was created by Sekishu Katagiri, who learned the tea ceremony from Sosen Kuwayama, a descendant of Sen no Rikyu, and was known as a superior tea master in the Edo period. In this special plan, you can listen to a talk from the resident priest while taking in a view of the garden, and enjoy matcha and sweets at Shinsho-in. Learn the ins and outs of Japanese hospitality in a place out of the norm.

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Enjoy spectacular views of the garden while listening to a talk by the resident priest.

Enjoy spectacular views of the garden while listening to a talk by the resident priest.

We’ll enjoy specially made matcha and tea sweets at Shinsho-in. Let’s enjoy the slow passage of time.

We’ll enjoy specially made matcha and tea sweets at Shinsho-in. Let’s enjoy the slow passage of time.

The Jiko-in Temple Gardens are a designated National Site of Scenic Beauty. As one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, they are also an important cultural treasure. This magnificent garden was created by Sekishu Katagiri, who learned the tea ceremony from Sosen Kuwayama, a descendant of Sen no Rikyu, and was known as a superior tea master in the Edo period.

The Jiko-in Temple Gardens are a designated National Site of Scenic Beauty. As one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, they are also an important cultural treasure. This magnificent garden was created by Sekishu Katagiri, who learned the tea ceremony from Sosen Kuwayama, a descendant of Sen no Rikyu, and was known as a superior tea master in the Edo period.

Information

Minimum Number of Passengers
2 participants
Maximum Capacity
10 participants
Participation Restrictions
*Please wear socks.
Meeting and Exchange Areas
Nara Ikaruga Tourism Waikaru
1-6-30 Horyuji-Higashi, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma District, Nara Prefecture 636-0112
Open Period
Closed on certain days
Closed Period
Jiko-in will not respond on Wednesdays or during the New Year's holiday
Required Time
1 hour
Provision of Meals
Meals are not provided
Open to meal requests
Not available
Universal accessibility
Not available
Parking
Yes
Notes
You can have matcha prepared for you or even choose to prepare it yourself.
Related websites
https://waikaru.com/experience/detail.php?pid=1606355549

This basic information is current at the time of publication and is subject to change.
Please check the official website for the latest information.

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