Shima Teahouse
Shima Teahouse
Shima Teahouse
Shima Teahouse
Shima Teahouse
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Shima Teahouse

11 of 21 in Kanazawa

Shima Teahouse (志摩) is a beautifully preserved historic teahouse, now converted into a museum showcasing the rich culture of Kanazawa's geisha. Visitors can step into the rooms once used by geisha for their performances, where they will find a range of authentic instruments and items used during tea ceremonies and performances. The teahouse gives a rare glimpse into the private world of the geisha, allowing guests to understand their role in traditional Japanese entertainment and tea culture.

In addition to the performance rooms, the museum displays the kitchen and various tools used by the geisha, offering a comprehensive experience of the tea house’s historical significance. The atmosphere of Shima Teahouse provides an immersive journey through time, allowing visitors to explore the elegance of Japanese tradition while learning about the craftsmanship involved in tea ceremonies.

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Hours and Fees

Shima Teahouse
  • Opening hours
  • 9:30 to 17:30 (until 17:00 from December to February)

  • Closed
  • No closing days

  • Entrance fee
  • 500 yen

Getting there

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The Shima Teahouse is located on the north side of the Higashi Chaya District. You can get there 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 district is a five-minute walk away.

Resources

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Japanese

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