HIROSHIMA · TEA TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 7 hiroshima tea tours worth booking. A short list of the ones travellers come home raving about, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A small-group morning hike in Hiroshima’s Futaba Mountains, ending with an open-air Nodate tea ceremony and big city views.
Most Popular“The hike was fun. The guide was helpful. The views were great. I recommend this tour. That’s it in a nutshell.”
Dress in a kimono at a Miyajima temple, learn matcha etiquette and make your own tea in a small group, with sweets and photos.
“I visited with friends as a group of four, and we were treated so specially: dressed in full kimono, shown the art of tea ceremony and then taught how to perform the steps ourselves, and then given plenty of time to ask questions and take pictures to share.”
Kimono fitting, matcha tea ceremony, and calligraphy at Tokuji Temple on Miyajima. Small group, about 90 minutes, mobile ticket.
“Ein einzigartiges, wunderschönes und sehr berührendes Erlebnis. Gerade wenn man mit etwas Abstand zu den tiefgehenden Erfahrungen in Hiroshima etwas Ruhe, Reflektion und Abstand braucht, sehr zu empfehlen! Super sympathische Menschen bei allen Aktivitäten. Schade, dass man nur 5 und nicht 6 Sterne vergeben kann!”
Hike Futaba Mountain at dawn, then slow down with forest bathing and an open-air tea ceremony near Hiroshima’s shrines.
“everything was amazing . the guide naomi was so nice, adorable and everything she said was really interesting. we did itfor the first time, she showed us everything and before the tea ceremony, in the middle of the forest . relaxation with the nature and was incredible, really calm and relaxing. the tea ceremony was…”
Hike Futaba Mountain from Hiroshima Station with shrine visits, an open-air Nodate matcha tea ceremony, and forest bathing views.
“Michi is a great guide, an enjoyable person and the experience is one in a life time”
Miyajima temple cultural workshop in Hiroshima: wear a kimono, learn calligraphy, make a matcha tea ceremony, and an amulet in 2 hours.
“Very interesting and fun activities! I especially loved wearing kimono and getting amazing photos taken commemorating the occasion. It was interesting to learn what goes into making an amulet.”
Join a casual tea ceremony at a Hiroshima confectionery shop, five minutes from the Atomic Bomb Dome, with matcha, sweets, and tatami etiquette.
“Dear Yurie, With deepest respect and warmest thanks, Your tea ceremony was a moment of quiet grace — a still pond in the rush of modern travel. The care, the calm, the spirit — all steeped beautifully into each cup. It was a true honour. We return to the world lighter, gentler… and far more…”
