Cup of Humanity Tea Ceremony Experience, Refugee Empowerment International (REI)
Being forced from home means losing culture and tradition, a struggle made harder for refugees. This REI event offers a Japanese tea ceremony experience, inviting reflection on preserving heritage and supporting displaced communities. Guests will enjoy tea with traditional sweets, Thai desserts, an introduction to Myanmar’s Karen culture, and a look at REI’s work.
Please contact yasuko@rei-npo.org if attending with minors. Beginners welcome. English explanations provided.
Where
Private tea house
4-17-4 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo
When
October 5, 2025
9:30am–5pm (90min slots)
More
jane@rei-npo.org
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