Zui-Ki-Tei, Japanese teahouse at Etnografiska Museet, Stockholm, Sweden.
The wooden Zui ki tei contains two tea rooms with tatami mats, a preparation area, and storage space within its traditional structure.
The original teahouse from 1935 burned down in 1969, leading to the construction of the current building in 1990 by architect Masao Nakamura.
The teahouse serves as a center for Japanese tea ceremonies, with demonstrations conducted by the Chado Urasenke Tankokai Sweden Association during summer months.
Visitors can access the teahouse throughout the year, though the structure remains closed during winter and opens for specific ceremonies in warmer seasons.
The structure was built in Japan, then disassembled and transported to Sweden, where it was reconstructed in the museum's garden with traditional architectural elements.
Location: Stockholm
Architects: Masao Nakamura
Operator: Etnografiska Museet
Website: https://etnografiskamuseet.se/besok/tehuset
GPS coordinates: 59.33203,18.12089
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31
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