茶花

CHABANA

JAPANESE FLORAL ARRANGEMENT

Chabana represents the desire to preserve life and beauty, through the art of Japanese floral arrangement.

It puts emphasis on areas of the plant often disregarded in Western culture, focusing on shape, line and form, to find beauty in all elements.

書道

SHODŌ

JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY

Kakemono are hanging scrolls traditionally hung in Japanese tea houses, that depict art or Shodō, Japanese calligraphy.

Often showcasing Zen words, Kakemono complement the tea ceremony in theme or season, and provide visual balance.

和菓子

WAGASHI

JAPANESE CONFECTIONS

Wagashi are traditional, plant-based Japanese confections served in the beginning of the tea ceremony, often inspired by flowers.

As an intricate art made to be consumed, they celebrate the temporary through focusing on sensorial stimulation.

BLENDING NOTES

What’s better than sweet little cakes? Sweet little French cakes with a delicate balance of matcha!

The perfect cocktail to toast to the fleeting beauty of cherry blossom, as a tribute to the delicacies of spring.

Indulge in the smooth combination of vegetal Tencha Matcha, paired with the creaminess of white chocolate and pleasant flavours of coconut.

Named after the famous Japanese gardens in UBC, this cocktail combines Japanese-inspired flavors like matcha and sake.

Experience the vibrancy of a Kyoto summer with this hand-crafted pear tea-infused cocktail, featuring Organic Pear Tree green tea.

Inspired by delicate cherry blossoms, the Sakura Sidecar blends sweet Cherry Blossom Green tea with smooth cognac.

A meaningful ritual can be found in the simple act of making tea — a morning of Chado.

One of the healthiest beverages on the plane, Matcha is a steady high-energy and long-lasting caffeine boost.

Chanoyu exhibits the high art and technique of Chadō and enshrines the influence of Zen Buddhism and tea appreciation.