If you're hoping to immerse yourself in the authentic experience of a traditional Japanese tea ceremony at this small tea house, I must let you know that it will likely leave you feeling disappointed. In fact, it appears to be a scam targeting visitors. Upon entering the tea house, you'll notice two long tables in the center and additional seats nearby. However, the service provided by the waitress is limited to offering a piece of sweet bean jelly and a bowl of green tea, without any explanation or demonstration of the intricate rituals and customs associated with the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Even the local Japanese lady and her husband sitting opposite to me expressed their disappointment with the overall experience, as well as the quality of the green tea and sweet bean jelly served.