Baisao (1675 - 1763), one of the historical figures from Saga, is known as the founder of Sencha tea ceremony.
He is said to have set the direction of Kyoto culture by serving tea to people from all social classes during the Edo Period, when the caste system was still present in Japan's feudal society.
Hizen Tsusentei exhibits the articles and documents left by Baisao. There is also a cafe space, where visitors can enjoy looking at Arita sencha teaware and taste Ureshino tea and the specialty sweets of Saga.
Here you can learn the master's virtue of a true tea ceremony: recreating a new world inside one tea pot.

Basic information

Address	4-6-18, Matsubara, Saga City, Saga (佐賀県佐賀市松原４丁目6-18)
URL	http://www.kouyugaibaisao.com
Official Name	肥前通仙亭
Closed	Mondays, The Next Day of a Public Holiday, Beginning and the end of the year
Opening Hours	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Cafe 10:00AM～04:00PM)
Access	30 Min. Walk from Saga Station Take a bus from Saga Bus Center and Get off at Gofuku Motomachi Stop
Parking Availability	Free Parking Available for 30 Cars
Cell Phone Battery Charging	In Preparation
Wi-fi Availability	Available
Credit Card Acceptance	Unaccepted
Reservation	Necessary
Tobacco	Smoking not allowed
Estimate Budget	500 Yen - 600 Yen
Total No. of Seats	30 Seats
Foreign Language Support	Multilingual Brochures (English, Chinese, Korean)
Local Information	Ureshino Green Tea, Saga Sweets
MAPCODE	87 292 874*05