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4worldlovers: The Friends of Shoseian, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, was founded to maintain and preserve the beauty and serenity of the Shoseian Teahouse and the Japanese Friendship Garden for future generations to enjoy. Our mission is to promote the Teahouse and Garden through various events, ceremonies and classes connected to Asian arts and culture. Find out more.

The Friends of Shoseian hosts events at the Teahouse and Friendship Garden on the third Sunday of the month. All events are family-friendly and related to Japanese arts and culture. See the upcoming events here and RSVP today!

The Friends of Shoseian, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, was founded to maintain and preserve the beauty and serenity of the Shoseian Teahouse and the Japanese Friendship Garden for future generations to enjoy. Our mission is to promote the Teahouse and Garden through various events, ceremonies and classes connected to Asian arts and culture.

All of the events at the Shoseian Teahouse are family-friendly and open to the community.


Rooted in the richest of traditions of Japan, the Friends of Shoseian strives to host a diverse array of cultural ceremonies, lectures, hands-on activities, demonstrations and festivals celebrating Japan’s art and history.

4worldlovers: Our latest pu-erh teas will be perfect additions to your collection

This really was one of my favorite teas that I tried in all of 2019. A beautiful sweetness that added depth to that malty earthy taste that Yunnan teas are known for. This was really an exceptional tea.

Denong Tea is the most beautiful shop I have ever seen in my entire life… It's worth visiting just to have a browse and enjoy walking through - like a small museum.

Fabulous environment - relaxing and comfortable. I love the teas and the education that comes with it! I feel that the tea has changed my health and helped my digestive system.

Premium pu-erh tea is sourced from ancient arbor tea trees, found exclusively in the Yunnan province and reach thousands of years old.

We recommend using a porcelain gaiwan when brewing newly purchased Pu-erh tea as it will not alter the integrity of the tea leaves' taste.