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The Buuba-ke Residence 'Tea Ceremony Session' is a special tea event held at the highly historic Buuba-ke Residence located in Uchida, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture. This site features structures designated as National Important Cultural Properties, making it not just a tourist spot, but a precious space that preserves traditional Japanese architectural styles and spiritual culture.
The Buuba-ke Residence carries the weight of history dating back to the Meiji era. Most notably, the 'Uchida no Keyaki' (Uchida Zelkova) standing on the premises reaches approximately 30m in height and 2.5m in diameter, serving as a sacred symbol that has protected the residence for generations. This tea session offers a chance to escape daily life and deeply feel the silence and aesthetic sense of Japan.
The main highlight is experiencing authentic tea culture amidst a unique landscape where historic architecture and natural vitality merge. The grounds feature a quiet, forest-like space with historical elements such as the 'Shukuden' hall and beam inscriptions dating back to the reconstruction in 1889.
Participants can enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality (Omotenashi) while admiring the intricate architectural designs. Within the solemn atmosphere created by the giant Zelkova tree, you can feel the spirit of 'Wa' (harmony) through the graceful movements of preparing tea and the seasonal arrangement of the space.
The event is scheduled for the following date:
The event is held at the Buuba-ke Residence in Uchida, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Venue Name | Buuba-ke Residence |
To access the venue, travel from central Matsumoto via public transportation and head toward the local address (near 322 Uchida, Matsumoto). As this is a historic preservation area, please move quietly to respect the surroundings.
This event is more than just a tea tasting; it is a cultural experience of appreciating a historic building. The essence lies in savoring the atmosphere of the architecture and the natural heritage of the Uchida Zelkova. Since the event is held in silence, mindful behavior is required.
Preparation based on tea ceremony etiquette and historic building rules is required.