A beautiful day exploration ❤️

#gardencityexploration The hidden little luck of New Zealand in the Southern Hemisphere #the strange experience has increased again. Guess where I am® I never dreamed that the first time I participated in the traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony was in the southern half of the earth. At the end of the ceremony of the city with Little Fuji of New Zealand, I was treated as a Japanese and said Japanese to me I chatted with the tea artist and the host and said that l went to Japan twice, but I didn't expect to participate in this ceremony for the first time in New Zealand. The host's humorous reply is that this is the third time you have been to Japan. The bricks and tiles of the house are all imported from Japan, including stones. And today's ceremony, everyone also crawled in like the most traditional samurai in and out. At the beginning, I came to this city because I realized my wish not to go to Mount Fuji. Today, I experienced the super authentic Tea Ceremony here Every detail evokes the picture of "Every Day is a Good Day". Everything that happened is not real. Ps This activity is only available during the GardenFestival in NewPlymouth on 11.1-10. You need to book tickets online (2024 tickets have been sold out. It is recommended to buy tickets one month in advance next year) $15 The whole ceremony lasts about an hour. Photos are not allowed during the ceremony. You can take photos at will after the end. It's a pity that you couldn't record the process of the ceremony. #japanese Tea Ceremony #new Zealand #today's Little Luck