- Experience Traditional Japanese Culture -【Your opportunity to be part of Kyoto】
"Ami Kyoto" provides Japanese traditional cultural experience such as ikebana, tea ceremony and calligraphy in English for foreign visitors.
The foundation of Japanese traditional culture was laid in the Muromachi period. At that time, people called "ami" protected and promoted the emerging culture, including noh dance and the tea ceremony. They were priests who served a shogun or feudal lord, and sowed the seeds of our classical aesthetic values. Ami emphasized equality, virtue, harmony and calmness in their contribution to cultural development. "Ami Kyoto" continues to spread their spirituality, which still underlies the Japanese culture of today.
*** Due to the pandemic, we basically provide only a private lesson of ikebana and calligraphy. (November, 2022〜) If you'd like to make a reservation, please use the inquiry form or send us an email : ami@whattodoinkyoto.com We are very sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for understanding.
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匿名のユーザー
Excellent customer service
匿名のユーザー
Amazing experience! Kimi is such a nice host and we felt completely safe and relaxed with her. She did an amazing preformance when showing us how to make propper green tea. We leart so much, and felt a bit closer to understanding japanese culture.
Thank you very much for attending our tea ceremony and writing a review. We are really happy to know you had a peaceful time here at Ami Kyoto and it became a small door to deeper understanding into our tradition.
Please keep having a great time in Japan and we look forward to meeting you again anytime soon. Thank you so much!!
Kind Regards,
Kimi
2020年03月21日Wai Yan Lee
We had a great experience during the tea ceremony. Definitely have to join when coming to Kyoto.
Dear Wai Yan,
Thank you very much for coming to our tea ceremony and spending such a great time together. You two made yourselves a wonderful audience and we are more than grateful to you for writing a review for us.
We hope to see you again in Japan! You're always welcomed to our facility!
Warm regards,
Mari
2020年01月08日