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Within the ambient tea lounge of Hanamurasaki, surrounded by forest views that open onto the edge of Kakusenkei Gorge, the Japanese Afternoon Tea experience invites guests into a refined encounter with time, flavor, and tradition. This is not simply tea and sweets; it is a curated ritual that reveals the season’s textures through the delicate art of wagashi.

Crafted by a local artisan, each sweet draws inspiration from the shifting landscape: cherry blossoms, early rains, the red hues of fallen leaves. The forms are sculptural, ephemeral, and quietly evocative, celebrating mono no aware, a sensitivity to transience and the natural world.

The experience is completed with a carefully prepared cup of matcha, its quiet bitterness in harmony with the subtle sweetness of the confection. Served in the shared tea lounge, an open, serene space where light filters through organic curves and the sound of the nearby gorge lingers, the tasting unfolds with mindful simplicity.

Here, design and tradition meet in calm precision. Surrounded by nature and framed by craftsmanship, the Japanese Afternoon Tea becomes a moment of still reflection, a seasonal offering that nourishes both palate and perception.

Japanese Afternoon Tea

LOCATION
Yamanaka Onsen, Japan
WHEN
By Appointment
TYPE
Art of Living
MEDIUM
Mixed Media
PHOTOS
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Japanese Afternoon Tea

LOCATION
Yamanaka Onsen, Japan
WHEN
By Appointment
TYPE
Art of Living
MEDIUM
Mixed Media
PHOTOS
Tit Vrhunec

Within the ambient tea lounge of Hanamurasaki, surrounded by forest views that open onto the edge of Kakusenkei Gorge, the Japanese Afternoon Tea experience invites guests into a refined encounter with time, flavor, and tradition. This is not simply tea and sweets; it is a curated ritual that reveals the season’s textures through the delicate art of wagashi.

Crafted by a local artisan, each sweet draws inspiration from the shifting landscape: cherry blossoms, early rains, the red hues of fallen leaves. The forms are sculptural, ephemeral, and quietly evocative, celebrating mono no aware, a sensitivity to transience and the natural world.

The experience is completed with a carefully prepared cup of matcha, its quiet bitterness in harmony with the subtle sweetness of the confection. Served in the shared tea lounge, an open, serene space where light filters through organic curves and the sound of the nearby gorge lingers, the tasting unfolds with mindful simplicity.

Here, design and tradition meet in calm precision. Surrounded by nature and framed by craftsmanship, the Japanese Afternoon Tea becomes a moment of still reflection, a seasonal offering that nourishes both palate and perception.

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