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Chado Research Center Gallery Membership System

The Chado Research Center Gallery Membership System is a cooperative system between the Urasenke school of tea ceremony foundation and universities and other institutions which aims to provide students with the opportunity and facilities to appreciate and learn about the traditional Japanese culture of the tea ceremony.

Kyoto University became a member of the system on June 25th, 2007. We hope that our membership will give Kyoto University students, faculty and staff members the opportunity to learn about and engage in cultural activities.

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Overview

The following benefits (1~3) are available at the Chado Research Center Gallery on production of an appropriate Kyoto University identification card.

Available to: Discounts Other benifits
Students undergraduate students, graduate students, professional school graduate students, auditing students, special auditing students, non-degree students, research students, students undertaking graduation research work, trainees, Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies (KCJS) students
  1. 1. Free admission year-round to regular and special exhibitions. No admission on Mondays (gallery closed) or during times of preparation for special exhibitions. Multiple visits possible.
  2. 2. 20% discount on zuroku illustrated books
  1. 3. Visitors can receive tea in the first floor tatefudaseki room
Faculty/staff
members
*Including part-time faculty/staff and professors emeritus members
Please note Regular and special exhibitions are held throughout the year. Gallery opening hours: 9:30am ~ 4:30pm (last admission: 4:00pm)

 

 

By presenting your student or staff ID card at the reception you can receive a complimentary entrance ticket, leaflet and tea voucher.

 

Please click on the link below for details of current exhibitions.
http://www.urasenke.or.jp/texte/organ/konnichian/gallery/index.html

 


Tea utensils

Tea confectionary

Tea is served to seated guests

Matcha tea

The chawan tea bowl is held in both hands

The rear garden

A work by renowned calligrapher and Kyoto University Faculty of Letters graduate Bakuzan Sakaki hangs in the entranceway.