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Get to Know Matsue: The Castle Town & Its Tea Culture 

Matsue City is in history, from carefully preserved samurai residences and tea houses to the majestic fortress of Matsue Castle. Completed in 1611, Matsue Castle is one of only a few castles in Japan to retain its original castle keep and is designated a national treasure. At this talk, Matsue Mayor Akihito Uesada illuminates the city’s fascinating samurai history, rich cultural heritage, and culinary treasures. The program includes an exclusive viewing of a historical reenactment video of the construction and establishment of Matsue Castle. Previously only available on-site at the Matsue City Museum, this video is for the first time outside Japan—at Japan Society. Attendees will also discover Matsue’s culture first-hand through special on-stage demonstrations by some of the city’s highly skilled craftspeople. Get to Know Matsue

Followed by a reception featuring samples of some of Matsue’s culinary specialties, including a variety of delicious teas, sweets, and sake. Attendees will receive a gift bag featuring products from Matsue. Learn more at this link.

 

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