
Tamatsukuriyu Shrine
The “wishing stone” within the shrine grounds is popular as a spiritual spot
Savor a cup of green tea in Lord Matsudaira's beloved tea house
Designed to the taste of the 7th feudal lord of Matsue, Harusato Matsudaira (Fumai), Meimei-an Tea House sets on a low hill and is renowned for its thickly thatched East Asian hip-and-gable roof with a superb view of Matsue Castle. Fumai was a famed tea master in the late 18th century and developed the Fumai-ryu style of tea ceremony. Green tea and wagashi(Japanese confectionary) are served in the adjoining tea room while enjoying the view over the tea house and gardens.
Address | 松江市北堀町278 |
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Tel. No. for Inquiries | 明々庵 TEL:0852-21-9863 |
Email for Inquiries | meimeian@sanin-cnuo.co.jp |
Operating Hours | [April to September] 9:00am to 6:00pm (admission until 5:40pm) *Tea Experience 9:50am to 4:30pm (reception until 4:30) [October to March] 9:00am to 5:00pm (admission until 4:40pm) *Tea Experience 9:50am to 4:00pm (reception until 4:00pm) |
Fee | <Admission fee> [Adults] ¥600 (¥480) [Elementary and junior high school students] ¥300 (¥240) *Prices in ( ) are for groups of 20 or more <Tea fee (1 cup)with dried sweets> ¥600 per person |
Holidays | Open all year round |
Access | Approx. 15 mins. by bus from JR Matsue Station, then get off at either Kitahori-cho Matsue Municipal Bus Shiomi Nawate bus stop or Lake Line Bus Shiomi Nawate bus stop, then walk approx. 3 mins. |
Parking Lot | ○ Free |
Bicycle Parking Lot | ○ Free |
Supported Languages | English |
Official Site | http://www.meimeian.jp/ |