Sukiya, a guest house in the sacred grounds of the Ise Jingu
About Senshinso
Mie Jikuso, a company that makes hanging scrolls for sacred objects, hanging scrolls for shrines and temples, and tea ceremony hangings, as well as calligraphy, paintings, and folding screens, was built as a recreation center in the early Heisei period and boasts a long history.
Kyakuden “Gangetsu-tei” (guest house)
The elegant mother-of-pearl inlays and metal fittings on the sliding doors and the transoms are eye-catching in this guest hall.
Guest Tea Room "Shofu-an"
The teahouse was located in the precincts of Daitokuji Temple, and although it suffered collapses during the Tensho Iga War and the Ansei Earthquake, it has been rebuilt many times, making use of the remaining parts.
Space attraction
Panoramic view
This is located in the Jingu Forest, which grows lumber for the construction of the shrine, up the Isuzu River from the Uji Bridge.
Room
Gangetsu-tei, with its two rooms of 8 and 10 tatami mats each with a wet-edge around them, allows you to immerse yourself in an extraordinary moment.
Furniture and other decorations
The elegant mother-of-pearl inlays and metal ornaments on the transom, sliding doors, and other fittings are eye-catching.
About the Tea experience
Visitors can enjoy a tea ceremony experience in the historic Shofu-an Tea House. The Toyoura school of tea ceremony, which was introduced via Daitokuji Temple in Iga, was founded by the Ashikaga family in the Muromachi period (1336-1573) and is a gorgeous school that is said to be descended from the court nobles. The tea bowls and jujubes used are large, and tea and sweets are served on a tenmokudai, rather than directly on the tatami mats.
About the Tea experience
Visitors can enjoy a tea ceremony experience in the historic Shofu-an Tea House. The Toyoura school of tea ceremony, which was introduced via Daitokuji Temple in Iga, was founded by the Ashikaga family in the Muromachi period (1336-1573), and is a gorgeous school said to be descended from the court nobles.
Equipment Overview
Usage Fees
Facility Occupancy
￥200,000（tax not included）/日（9：00〜17：00）、Less than 5 hours ￥160,000（tax not included）
Additional fee for tea ceremony implementation
￥200,000（tax not included）（Up to 5 people）
￥220,000（tax not included）（Up to 10 people） ￥260,000（tax not included）（Up to 20 people）
※Shofu-an is limited to 5 persons per day for the use of Shofu-an's tatemae (tea ceremony).
The 17th generation of Toyoura-ryu's family will be named and counted. ￥30,000（tax not included）