A day to savor Joyo’s tea culture and enjoy tea-brewing and traditional Japanese music
Joyo Tea Festival
Festival information
EVENT INFORMATION- Season / frequency
- Octoberthird Sunday, scheduled
- Location
- Arami Shrine
- Area
- Kyoto Prefecture・Joyo City(From Tokyo: approx. 2 h 10 min–2 h 40 min · bullet train)Prefecture-level estimate to a main station or airport, not the venue. Airport access, check-in and onward travel are extra; remote areas and islands can take much longer.
- Highlights and activities
- Last updated
- 2026/11/11
The Joyo Tea Festival introduces tea produced in Joyo. Visitors can enjoy Joyo tea through a matcha gathering, a tea-brewing class, traditional Japanese music performances, and sales of matcha-based products.
About Joyo Tea Festival
The Joyo Tea Festival is an event showcasing tea produced in Joyo.
Activities include a matcha tea gathering, a class on how to brew delicious tea, traditional Japanese music performances, sales of matcha-based products, and an exhibition and sale of various kinds of tea.
The venue is Arami Shrine in Tomino, Joyo City.
Festival highlights
Highlights include the matcha tea gathering and a class on how to brew delicious tea.
Along with an introduction to matcha made with tea produced in Joyo, there are also traditional Japanese music performances.
Matcha-based products such as tea soba and ice cream, as well as various kinds of tea, are available for exhibition and sale, offering a chance to explore different ways of tasting and enjoying tea.
A day to savor Joyo’s tea culture and enjoy tea-brewing and traditional Japanese music
What to expect
Activities include classes on how to brew delicious matcha and sencha, a matcha tea gathering, a tea soba meal, and traditional Japanese music performances.
Items such as matcha-based Japanese sweets, tea soba, and ice cream, along with various kinds of tea, are also available.
According to the 2026 information, the traditional Kuchikiri ceremony was scheduled to begin at 9 a.m., followed by various activities from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; the matcha gathering was scheduled to end at 2 p.m.
How to take part
The listed activities include a matcha tea gathering, a tea-brewing class, a tea soba meal, traditional Japanese music performances, and product sales.
No information could be confirmed about registration, reservations, eligibility, or fees.
Location and access
- Venue and address
Arami Shrine, 165 Tomino Aramida, Joyo City, Kyoto Prefecture
- Train and bus
Get off at Nag池 Station on the JR Nara Line / Tominoso Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line / Horikuchi or Al Plaza Joyo on the Joyo Sansan Bus
徒歩:長池駅から徒歩/富野荘駅から徒歩15分/堀口またはアルプラザ城陽から徒歩5分
Address 165 Tomino Aramida, Joyo City, Kyoto Prefecture
Dates and season
- Season
Octoberthird Sunday, scheduled
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Nearby attractions
In addition to the venue, Arami Shrine, nearby spots listed include the Gorigori Market farmers’ market, the historic Moriyama Site, Kyoto Prefectural Kizugawa Sports Park “Joyo Gorigori no Oka,” and the Joyo City Museum of History and Folklore (Gorigori-kan).
Official information
問い合わせ先:城陽市農政課
電話:0774-56-4005
会場:荒見神社 京都府城陽市富野荒見田165
Joyo Tea Festival at a Glance
The Joyo Tea Festival is an event where visitors can enjoy locally produced Joyo tea, including a matcha tea gathering, a tea-brewing class, traditional Japanese music performances, and sales of items such as tea soba.
The venue is Arami Shrine, accessible from Nag池 Station on the JR Nara Line, Tominoso Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line, and the Joyo Sansan Bus.
Sources give conflicting dates for the 2026 event, so a date cannot be published as confirmed information.
Sources and references
Japanese Festivals.jp Editorial Team
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Article updated: 2026/11/11










