[A special time at an important cultural property] Tea ceremony experience at Garyu Sanso

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Garyu Sanso in Ozu City is a villa built over a period of 10 years from around 1897 by Torajiro Kawachi, who made his fortune in the wood wax trade. You can enjoy the beauty of its architecture, such as the sukiya-style building, and its beautiful Japanese garden. Every Sunday from April to October,...

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Garyu Sanso, the prefecture's most famous building

Garyu Sanso in Ozu City is a villa built over a period of 10 years starting around 1897 by Torajiro Kawachi, who made his fortune in the wood wax trade.

You can enjoy the beauty of Japanese architecture and elaborate gardens.

In addition, Garyu Sanso has been designated as an Important Cultural Property by the national government, and in 2011 it received one star in the Michelin Green Guide Japan.

Experience Japanese culture at Garyu Sanso

Every Sunday from April to October (closed in August), Garyu Sanso hosts a special tea-presenting experience at Garyu Sanso, an important cultural property of Ozu.

A special cup of sake at Garyu Sanso Furouan, built to jut out from the cliff, will surely soothe your soul.

Please come and enjoy a special time.

Event period

April to October Every Sunday

*Closed in August.

※The event will end once all the snacks have run out.

Fee

■ Tea serving fee

1,100 yen (excluding admission fee)

■ Garyu Sanso admission fee

Adults: ¥550

Children ¥220 (junior high school students and under)

reservation

No reservations are required.

Numbers are limited, so please come early if you are interested.

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The Nanyo region of Ehime Prefecture is recommended for those who want to travel Japan at a leisurely pace. It is a region where nature, such as the sea, mountains, and rivers, coexists with old townscapes and historical heritage. There are also plenty of activities that make use of nature, and you can enjoy long-term stays of a week or more. We hope you enjoy a leisurely trip to the Nanyo region of Ehime Prefecture.

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