Kimono and Tea Party

Celebrate culture and tradition with a kimono and tea experience in DTLA!



2 hours Location Mid-City Experience size 1 to 12 guests   $60 - $89 ($60 for 2 + guest for Public Class; $65 for 1 guest for Public class; $89 for 1 guest for Private class)

Ever dreamed of wearing a traditional Japanese kimono and learning the graceful art of dressing in one? Join us for a delightful Kimono and Tea Party experience in Los Angeles, where you’ll explore Japanese culture in a fun and interactive way.
Choose your favorite kimono from a beautiful selection and learn how to wear it with the help of a friendly instructor. Once you’re dressed, step into our themed photo booth and snap as many photos as you’d like with playful props like parasols, fans, and even wooden swords—perfect for capturing the moment.
After the kimono workshop, unwind with a cozy tea party featuring freshly whisked matcha and seasonally inspired homemade sweets. It’s a peaceful way to reflect, connect, and enjoy a taste of traditional Japanese hospitality.
This experience is ideal for couples, friends, and families looking for a meaningful and memorable cultural activity in DTLA!
What you'll get
Attendees will get to choose their favorite kimono to wear, take stunning photos with themed props, and enjoy a peaceful tea party with matcha and seasonal sweets.
Knowledge required
Beginner-friendly. You do not need any knowledge or skills.
What to bring
V-neck T-shirts, tank tops, and shorts.
Location

Mid-City, CA

Exact location is masked for privacy. You'll automatically get the specific address after booking.

Your host can also travel within 100 miles of Mid-City, to a venue of your choice for a private experience.

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Recent reviews of Kimono and Tea Party

  • 4/5 from Flor Hernandez, attended May 2025: Attended this event purely out of interest and curiosity. It was a small group which made it a quiet and calm experience. We got to wear kimonos and were explained the difference in kimonos and whom they are worn by and when. The tea demonstration was quite simple, they taught us how it is mixed and served while enjoying home made Japanese snacks.
Your host

Kimono Sisters
Kimono Sisters

4.0 (1)
female Women-owned

I'd like to share our culture, beautiful kimonos. My grandmother was a tea ceremony teacher and she left hundreds of kimonos. My mom also has many kimonos at home. I wear those kimonos for special occasions in Japan. I didn't have a chance to wear them for a long time because I live in Los Angeles now but I had an opportunity to wear a kimono for my work a few years ago and I realized how much I miss my culture and I'm proud of it. Now here I am, I will share our culture with you!

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2026-11-20 15:00:00
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