Hayabusa of Kuranda Japanese Lunch/Sweets, Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience

Hayabusa of Kuranda Japanese Lunch/Sweets, Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience

Hayabusa of Kuranda offers a unique Japanese cultural experience in the rainforest village, featuring authentic Japanese sweets, vegan lunch options, and traditional tea ceremony experiences in a serene setting.

About Hayabusa of Kuranda Japanese Lunch/Sweets, Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience

Located in Kuranda’s Original Rainforest Markets, Hayabusa is the first Japanese style sweet shop in Australia. Owner Ben’s family lineage made traditional Japanese sweets in Tokyo, and he brings this heritage to Kuranda with dorayaki filled with fresh mango and green tea, dango with eucalyptus or sweet soy sauce, and ohagi sticky rice.

Key Features & Services

Traditional Japanese Sweets

Authentic wagashi (Japanese traditional sweets) including dorayaki, dango, ohagi, and sekihan (sticky rice with red beans). All sweets are handmade using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

Tea Ceremony & Kimono Experience

Authentic tea ceremony experiences available before 11am with booking essential. Cultural immersion includes traditional Japanese hospitality and ceremonial practices.

Why Choose Hayabusa of Kuranda Japanese Lunch/Sweets, Kimono & Tea Ceremony Experience

Hayabusa offers an interesting fact: it’s the first Japanese sweet shop in Australia, bringing authentic Tokyo confectionery traditions to the Kuranda rainforest. The venue also serves vegan and gluten-free options including cha soba (green tea soba) with sesame miso soup.

Service Areas

Located in Kuranda village, serving visitors to the rainforest markets and tourists exploring the Atherton Tablelands and Cairns hinterland.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes Hayabusa special?

A: Australia’s first Japanese sweet shop with family heritage from Tokyo, offering authentic wagashi and cultural tea ceremony experiences.

Q: Are vegan options available?

A: Yes, vegan and gluten-free options including cha soba and tokoroten (agar jelly) are available.

Q: How do I book a tea ceremony?

A: Booking is essential for tea ceremony experiences before 11am. Contact: 0437763238 or ben_hayabusa@yahoo.co.jp

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