Understanding the Essentials of the Japanese Tea Ceremony (For USA Customer)

The following are essential elements of the Japanese tea ceremony. Let’s explore them together.
Do you have similar concepts in your country?

• Nijiriguchi (a small crawl-through entrance)
• Sensu (folding fan)
• Kama (kettle)
• Za (seating area)

We offer online seminars for clients based in the United States.

【How to Join】
We use Zoom or similar online meeting platforms.

【Schedule (for U.S.-based participants)】
Shokasanmei® Fortune-Telling School

For small group sessions (1–3 participants), the schedule can be arranged individually based on your availability.

In addition, we have fixed monthly sessions available for U.S. participants:
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month (Japan time)
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM (approximately 1–2 hours)

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【Course Content】
1. For those aiming to become a professional fortune-teller (Sanmeigaku practitioner)
2. For those interested in learning for personal or general purposes

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【Course Fee: Basic Program】
Duration: 4 months (1 hour per month × 4 sessions)

*At the beginning of the first session, assignments will be provided.
You will work on them together with the instructor during each session.
Only those who pass will be able to proceed to the next course.
Please note that fees are non-refundable, even in the case of not passing.*


【Pricing】
¥50,000 per hour (1 participant)
¥40,000 per hour (2 participants)
¥30,000 per hour (3 or more participants)

Course materials will be shipped to your U.S. address (one representative address per group).
The cost of materials is included in the course fee.