Hi folks!

I am giving you much more time to clear your diaries now so I really hope to see more of you attend the October afternoon tea !

This month, we are visiting the newly-opened Tokyo tea museum, run by Englishman David Kilburn, who, formerly from the world of advertising, is a tea merchant and the co-founder of the tea museum, which first opened in Seoul, Korea. We are now lucky enough to have our own branch in Tokyo and I'd like to invite you all to support this new venture!

The venue is not so large, so I need cooperation from people. There will be two tea sessions as follows, all details here:

DATE: Sunday October 28, 2007

PLACE: Tea Museum TOKYO

WEBSITE: http://www.teamuseum....

ADDRESS: 2-20-12 Ebisu-Nishi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0021
TEL: 03-3464-9757
Japanese MAP: http://www.teamuseum....
English MAP: http://www.teamuseum....

TIME:

Session A: 1.00pm-3.00pm (13:00-15:00)

Session B: 3.30pm-5.30pm (15:30-17:30)

Please when you RSVP, tell me which session you would like to attend.
First come first serve, 14 people per session so a total of 28 people can attend.
Thanks!

Cost: around 4000 yen
Menu: to be confirmed soon, will DEFINITELY include scones/cake home-made items

David has an encyclopaedic knowledge of tea and I think you will all enjoy a great "tasting and learning" experience this time. Here are some articles relating to his
interest in tea:

Here is a picture of the tea salon in the tea museum:
http://www.teamuseum....

http://www.thingsasia...
(David was the inspiration behind the creation of the most expensive variety of tea in the world)

http://kr.blog.yahoo....
(The story of Pu-Erh tea)