One tea event, two Tokyo venues!?

Two Tokyo venues for one tea event!? That’s the standout detail of Tokyo Grand Tea Ceremony, which is hosted at the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum and Hamarikyu Gardens. Pick the setting you’d most like to visit, then check the route before you set out. 🗺️

The Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum is an open-air museum with Japanese buildings from different periods of history, plus a cafe. Reach it by bus from Musashi-Koganei Station, then continue on foot from the Koganei Park West Gate.

At Hamarikyu Gardens, participation in the event costs money, and garden admission is a separate fee. Keep both costs in mind as you plan your visit; the event participation fee applies at the event, while entry to the garden is charged separately. 🌿

Transit reaches the gardens: Shiodome and Tsukijishijo stations are within walking distance, as is Shimbashi Station. If you only have time for one stop, choose the venue whose surroundings you’re most eager to explore, then head there by transit.