Blog The hydrangeas are in bloom—the rainy season has finally begun. (6/2/2026) Notice of Temporary Closure (5/25/2026) On May 3, with the season for the “Furo（brazier)” finally upon us, the tearoom at Kissakoan has been rearranged to switch from the ‘Ro(sunken hearth)’ to the “Furo.” (5/3/2026) February brought even harsher cold. Snow fell for the first time in a long while, transforming the tea garden into a “snowy landscape.” (2/17/2026) Happy New Year. We look forward to your continued patronage this year. (1/11/2026) The scorching summer is drawing to a close. (9/2/2025) After days of intense heat, a sudden blessing of rain falls. (8/14/2025) As the intense heat continues every day, we have prepared glassware to offer our customers a cool welcome. (7/22/2025) From May, the season of Furo[Brazier] (5/6/2025) Purify hands and mouth with Tsukubai (4/13/2025) Cherry blossoms are in full bloom at Kissakoan. (4/4/2025) In March, the sunken hearth in the tearoom will be a Tsurigama. (3/20/2025) Girls’ Festival (Hinamatsuri) (3/5/2025) Spring is just around the corner! (2/20/2025) Redecorating the entrance to Kissakoan (1/27/2025) The Hatsugama (First Tea Ceremony) was held in the tearoom (Yushin) at the Kissakoan (1/15/2025) Happy New Year! (1/2/2025) In December, guests from many countries came to experience our tea ceremony. (1/2/2025) Welcome to Kissakoan, Guests from Greece! (12/16/2024) The autumn leaves at Kissakoan have finally turned red! (12/12/2024) The second harvest of Yuzu (Japanese citron) at Kissakoan (11/28/2024) The tea room style was changed to the season of the sunken hearth. (11/23/2024) Language switch function has been implemented. (11/21/2024) Website of Kissakoan has been renewed. (11/21/2024)
