Sat Mar 15, 2025: Traditional tea ceremony in the tatami room
selectable in 3 time windows: 1:30 pm | 2:30 pm | 3:30 pm (duration: about 45 min.)
Number of participants limited | Event language: German – Performed by the Urasenke Tankōkai Düsseldorf
Participation fee: €30.00 € per person (no student discount)
Please note the conditions of participation.

Chadō 茶道, the “tea way”, with its heart, the tea ceremony, is one of the geidō 芸道 (“art ways”) of Japanese culture. Since the 15th century, their Chinese models have been transformed in several schools in Japan until they received a canonical form, coined by the famous tea master Sen no Rikyū (1522-1591), which is still practiced today.

Please note:

• Participants sit on the floor on rice straw mats. Participation is only possible if you are able to sit on the floor for approximately 60 minutes. (Kneeling is not necessary.)
• Start of registration: Feb 20, 2025 (Registrations submitted beforehand will not be considered.)
• Written registration is required, with the full name of all those registered and the telephone number (preferably mobile) of the responsible contact person.
• Payment of the participation fee only after written confirmation from the EKŌ Center. The correspondence is usually in German. Unsolicited transfers will not be returned.
• Since the number of interested people is usually far larger than the number of places available, registration does not guarantee participation. Your registration only becomes effective after receipt of the written confirmation of registration and payment request with timely payment of the participation fee.
• Children under the age of 10 cannot be accepted; for older children, please contact us to inquire about the possibility to participate.
• Admission tickets (with date, time and number) will be issued on site on the day of the event; no swapping, waiting and moving up options on the day itself!
• The tea ceremonies at the EKŌ Center are very popular and always booked out early. We kindly ask for your understanding.