What's New
2018
11/02 Trial Tea Ceremony Lesson on 11/19
11/02 How to make matcha on 11/12, 18 & 26
11/01 "Tōcha 闘茶" Tea Ceremony on 11/11 &15
11/01 Mako Nishimori Ceramic Exhibition
10/11 Workshop schedule changed to 10/21 & 22
9/29 Calligraphy Workshops on 10/26 & 28
9/26 Open Tea Ceremony on 10/7
9/26 Trial Tea Ceremony Lesson on 10/21
9/26 How to make matcha on 10/5, 14, 22 & 29
8/30 Open Tea Ceremony on 9/30
8/30 Trial Tea Ceremony Lesson on 9/23
About us
Setsugekka ”雪月華” is in Manhattan, New York, as a teahouse where you can relax and enjoy a variety of excellent matcha green tea from Japan. You can also try tea sweets and baked cake, which are from New York locally as well as Japan.
Location
Setsugekka East Village
74 E 7th Street, New York, NY 10003 (between 1st & 2nd Ave.)
What does Setsugekka mean?
Setsugekka is composed of three Kanji characters, which literally mean snow, moon and flowers. They represent the most beautiful scenery of each season and then have become the sense of beauty that Japanese feel in each season. If you think that one of the seasons might be omitted, you are correct. To know the reason, please visit us!