Japanese garden with its own tea house, Musoan, where the Tankokai tea group conducts reserved chanoyu from October through May. A separate 60-minute docent-led tasting serves sencha, genmaicha and hojicha with a Japanese sweet in the tea house, then walks the roji. At the time of checking, chanoyu was $110 ($100 for members) and the tasting $50 ($45 for members) with garden admission included.
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