Now is the perfect time to start something new. In 2025, why not immerse yourself in the world of the "tea ceremony," a practice rich with traditional Japanese culture? We’re excited to introduce an easy-to-use, beginner-friendly set of tea ceremony tools to help you begin your journey with ease.
A Simple Tea Set for Easy Use and Storage
□Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, Main Building 6F Tea Ceremony Utensil Salon
Our first recommended set includes everything you need to get started: two types of tea bowls, an octagonal teapot, a tea caddy, a tea whisk, a folding tea scoop, a tea towel, a netsuke, a furoshiki, and a basket—all in one convenient drawstring bag. These utensils are designed for table use and are easy to incorporate into your daily life.
This set features essential items, including a tea whisk for preparing matcha, a tea caddy for storing matcha, a tea scoop for serving the matcha, and a water container for hot and cold water. With this set, you’ll have everything you need to begin the tea ceremony effortlessly.
Minimalist Tea Set with Beginner-Friendly Guide
□Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store Main Building 6F Tea Ceremony Utensil Salon
For those seeking a simpler, more minimalist option, our second set includes the essentials: a tea bowl, tea caddy, dessert plate, tea scoop, tea whisk case, tea whisk, and a coaster. This set comes neatly arranged in a wooden box, with clear instructions on where to place each item, making it a perfect choice for beginners.
The utensils fit neatly inside the wooden box, making storage simple. Choose from a variety of wooden box colors, including vermilion, plain wood (pine, bamboo, plum), or black (ornate) to suit your taste. These elegant utensils can also be used on your dining table, perfect for those who want to enjoy tea ceremonies casually.
Expert Guidance at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store
The skilled staff at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store are there to assist you. Feel free to reach out with any questions about using your tea utensils or for suggestions that meet your needs.
Even on the busiest days, taking a few minutes to make tea allows you to focus and refresh your mind. The tea ceremony not only cultivates mindfulness but also teaches you the importance of consideration and graceful behavior, helping you connect with the beauty of Japanese culture. Why not experience the world of the tea ceremony this year?
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