Kaikaro Teahouse

In Higashi Chaya District district —

12 of 21 in Kanazawa

Kaikaro Teahouse (懐華樓), located in the picturesque Higashi Chaya District of Kanazawa, is a historic and operational teahouse offering visitors a chance to experience authentic Japanese tea culture. This traditional teahouse is beautifully preserved, with its charming architecture reflecting the elegance of the Edo period. As part of the admission, guests are invited to enjoy a tea ceremony, providing an immersive experience in the art of tea preparation. The serene atmosphere of the teahouse, nestled in the heart of the lively district, offers a peaceful escape, allowing visitors to relax, reflect, and savor the rich flavors of Japanese tea.

The teahouse has been meticulously maintained to showcase the customs and rituals that have been passed down through generations. The experience at Kaikaro is more than just about tea—it’s an opportunity to step into a world of tradition and cultural heritage. Whether you’re a tea connoisseur or someone interested in Japan’s cultural history, Kaikaro Teahouse offers a memorable journey into the essence of Japanese tea culture, making it an unmissable stop for those visiting Kanazawa.

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Kaikaro Teahouse

Getting there

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The Kaikaro Teahouse is located on the south side of the Higashi Chaya District. You can reach it by taking the Right Loop Kanazawa Bus from Kanazawa Station, which takes about 10 minutes. Get off at the Hashibacho (Kinjoro-mae) bus stop (RL5), and the teahouse is just a five-minute walk from there.