Japanese spirit, Western techniques: Tea ceremony hosted by Itsuro Ishii × Ristorante Hamasaki [Sold out]
Thanks to everyone's support, it has concluded successfully.
We will be holding a commemorative tea ceremony, "Wakon Yosai Tea Ceremony," for the "Ichiro Ishii Exhibition - Japanese Spirit, Western Techniques 2 -" at the tea room of Shinjuku Kakiden, located above the Kakiden Gallery.
The event will be hosted by Mr. Itsuro Ishii, who is currently holding an exhibition at the Kakiden Gallery, and Ristorante Hamasaki, a renowned Italian restaurant in Harajuku, Tokyo, which Mr. Ishii is also a frequent customer of.
For the tea ceremony, we plan to offer sweets specially baked by Chef Hamasaki for this occasion.
Beginners who have never participated in a tea ceremony before are more than welcome, so please feel free to enjoy a cup of tea at Goshikizuki.
We look forward to receiving your applications.
| Date and Time | Wednesday, May 21st 11:00 Seating available [Fully booked] 13:00 Seating available [Fully booked] *1 Thanks to your support, both the 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM seating slots are now fully booked. (Updated May 20th) Thank you very much to all the customers who applied. I express my sincere gratitude. *2 We are currently accepting waitlist registrations. If you would like to be added to the waiting list for cancellations, we apologize for the inconvenience, but please contact our gallery by phone (03-3352-5118) or email (gallery@kakiden.com). We sincerely apologize that we are unable to accept waitlist registrations on our website. Thank you very much for your cooperation. |
| Seat owner | Itsuro Ishii × Ristorante Hamasaki |
| place | Shinjuku Kyoto Kaiseki Kakiden (3-37-11 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Yasuyo Building) |
| Tea ceremony | Reception and donations: An'yo Hall / 7th floor ↓ Light tea ceremony "Zangetsutei/9th floor" ↓ Dim Sum Restaurant "Kokin Salon / 6th Floor" * The dim sum (meal) consists of a small appetizer, a tiered bento box filled with seasonal vegetables for May, a simmered dish, rice, and pickles. Of course, we also have plenty of delicious Japanese sake available. |
| Membership fee | 7,000 yen (tax included). Payment will be accepted on the day at the reception desk (An'yo Hall, 7th floor). *Please note that we only accept cash payments. |
| errand | Approximately 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours |
| Clothes | Please feel free to come out in comfortable attire. |
