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Classic Noh theatre, poetry competitions, and musical performances were all pleasures of Japanese nobility, while fishing and picnics were pastimes that everyone could enjoy. Other pleasures related to the tea ceremony survive today, including flower arranging (Ikebana), incense games, and gourmet food and drink. Objects related to these activities such as ceramics, lacquers, paintings, masks, musical instruments and gorgeous costumes of the Noh theater, will be highlighted on this tour.
Reservations required
Classic Noh theatre, poetry competitions, and musical performances were all pleasures of Japanese nobility, while fishing and picnics were pastimes that everyone could enjoy. Other pleasures related to the tea ceremony survive today, including flower arranging (Ikebana), incense games, and gourmet food and drink. Objects related to these activities such as ceramics, lacquers, paintings, masks, musical instruments and gorgeous costumes of the Noh theater, will be highlighted on this tour.
Reservations required
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