Daisuke Kawasaki tea ceremony

Daisuke Kawasaki tea ceremony

Event Overview

The tea ceremony will be held at the tea ceremony, Raishenke Senshōmune Iamoto, and the Kawasaki Daishigo ceremony will be held. In Gozen-mae, the tea by Iemoto's Ozen is offered to Gohon-son while Ootsuma is served by the master of Kawasaki Taishohira-ji, who is served by the master of Kōshou. On the day, tea parties are held at various places of the precincts.

Info

Keikyu Kawasaki Daishin Station → 8-minute walk
0.5km from the Metropolitan Expressway Omachi Entrance via National Route 409
700 units/free. attached to the car traffic safety prayer hall (1-1-1, Daishi-Kawara, Kawasaki-ku)

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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