Sunday Nov.1 2026
10:30am - 6:30pm
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
6 Sakura Way Toronto ON M3C 1Z5
chabana
茶花
chado
茶道
kimono
着付け
temomi
手揉み
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tsumami zaiku
つまみ細工
shodo
書道
nihoncha 101
日本茶
wa-komono
和小物
kintsugi
金継ぎ
gyokuro
玉露
white tea
白茶
chawan
茶碗
wagashi
和菓子
Drink. Learn. Enjoy to the last drop.
Drink, learn and enjoy Japanese tea to the last drop. We would like to convey the charm of Japanese culture to everyone in Canada through tea. Please come and join us to celebrate the Japanese Tea Festival.
DRINK
Beyond simply being a tasty and healthy drink, various aspects of Japanese culture have blossomed around tea, including Chado (tea ceremony) and Senchado (the art of making tea using sencha leaves). We would like to convey the charm of Japanese culture to people in Canada through tea. This event will be held with that goal in mind. For those who love tea, those who enjoy Japanese tea, Japanese culture, and Japanese food, and those who want to explore and learn about these things, this event will be full of fascinating discoveries!
LEARN
Celebrate all aspects of tea culture through our interactive workshops and exhibits
LEARN
Celebrate all aspects of tea culture through our interactive workshops and exhibits
Workshop
Exhibition
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Guest Speakers
tea - workshop
chado
Matcha tea ceremony
tea - workshop
nihoncha
Japanese tea 101
tea - exhibition
temomi
Hand-rolling
tea - workshop
white tea
Japanese white tea
tea - workshop
gyokuro
Japan's finest green tea
sweets - exhibition
wagashi
Japanese sweets
art - workshop
kintsugi & maki-e
Ceramic repair and decoration with gold
art - workshop
tsumamizaiku
Hiar Accessories
art - workshop
wa-komono
Kimono Inspired Vase Cover
art - workshop
chawan
Pottery
art - workshop
chabana
Flower arrangement
art - exhibition
kimono
Kimono demonstration
Urasenke Tankokai Toronto
Chado A
Matcha tea ceremony
Tatami Seating in Tearoom
JCCC Chado Class Members
Chado B
Matcha tea ceremony
Table Seating in Ryurei style
Yumiko Hamada
Nihoncha 101
Japanese Tea Introduction
Michelle Hamilton
Gyokuro
Discover the Art of Gyokuro
Jeff Cleary, UNYtea
Japanese white tea
Exploring Japanese white tea
Kintsugica
Kintsugi lecture and maki-e
Ceramic repair and decoration with gold
Secret Teatime
Chawan
Pottery
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Orika Canada
Tsumami zaiku -
Momiji pin
Hair Accessories
Tokita Kobo
Wa-Komono
Kimono Inspired Vase Cover
Ikebana Aya
Chabana
Flower arrangement
ENJOY
Indulge the depths of the culture through the products crafted by artisans
TEA MOMENT
Guest speakers will invite you into the depths of rich Japanese culture in various aspects. Don't miss this amazing opportunity.
SUPPORTERS
Get in touch
Nihoncha Canada was established in conjunction with this event with the belief that it is a bridge between Japan and Canada and the future development of Japanese tea.
Our mission is to become the point of contact for existing Japanese Tea lovers and cultivate the culture for those who have not yet discovered the beauty of Japanese Tea.