Jingū Chashitsu

The Jingū Chashitsu features traditional Japanese architectural elements including shōji windows, tatami mat floors, and minimalist interior spaces for tea ceremonies.

Established in April 1985, this tea house carries forward the architectural principles developed by tea master Sen no Rikyu during the 16th century.

The tea house maintains specific design elements that facilitate the performance of tea ceremonies, emphasizing harmony between host and guests during gatherings.

The structure incorporates a preparation area called mizuya and a main ceremonial space, allowing for the methodical preparation of tea according to traditional protocols.

The building combines elements of both shoin-zukuri and sukiya-zukuri architectural styles, creating a distinct environment within the sacred grounds of Kotai Jingu.

Location: Ise

Inception: April 1985

GPS coordinates: 34.45881,136.72419

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04