Keiko Uchida
Choosing a Kyusu for Japanese Tea Online Workshop, 10th of July 2026
- Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled after purchase. Gift tickets are valid for one year from the date of purchase and cannot be extended beyond this period.
The Philosophy of Tea
The Japanese Tea Ceremony has long been associated with the philosophy of Wabi Sabi, an appreciation of imperfection, simplicity and the natural world. In the tea room, all five senses come together through the touch of ceramics and bamboo utensils, the fragrance of tea and incense, the colours and decoration, the sound of the steaming iron pot, and the taste of sweets and matcha.
The ceremony offers a moment of quiet reflection and a deeper connection with nature, mindfulness and traditional Japanese culture.
About Keiko Uchida
Growing up with Japanese culture, Keiko has developed an extraordinary expertise and passion for the art of tea. With decades of experience practising the Tea Ceremony and as a qualified Tea Master, she offers a unique insight into this remarkable tradition.
Her knowledge extends beyond tea itself. Keiko’s deep appreciation for Japanese ceramics, artists and traditions informs every aspect of her work, from the teas and tea ware she selects to the way she introduces guests to the world of Japanese tea.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the workshop last?
The Japanese Tea Ceremony Workshops lasts around 90 minutes. This consists of two parts; a history and philosophy of the tea ceremony, and a demonstration of tea making.
How many people are in each workshop?
Each workshop will have a maximum of 7 people.
Do you offer private tea ceremony workshops?
If you are planning a private event, corporate event, or celebration, we would be very happy to work with you! Send us an email at hello@keikouchida.com with information about your event, and we’ll respond with a quotation.
