Highlights
  • The Tea room is in the west wing of the third floor at Sakura Gakuen High School.
  • It has a tatami floor, four blue zabuton cushions, and a tea table with a teapot and cups.
  • The school also has a Tea Ceremony Club outside, whose only member is Fumie Futaba.
  • From 19:00 to 00:00, four skeletons sit around the tea table and attack if you get close.
  • Beating them counts toward the defeat 5 skeletons mission.

You can stage a traditional Japanese tea ceremony in Sakura School Simulator without placing a single prop. The game's high school already has a tatami tea room complete with floor cushions, a table, a teapot, and cups.

The problem is that many players never find it, because it is tucked away on the top floor. There is also a Tea Ceremony Club outside the building that sits almost empty with just one member.

This guide covers where the tea room and the club are, how to stage a tea ceremony, and the surprise that appears in the room at night. Data comes from the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom and may change after game updates.

Quick answer: For a tea ceremony in Sakura School Simulator, go to the tea room in the west wing of the third floor at Sakura Gakuen High School. The tatami room has four blue zabuton cushions and a tea table with a teapot and cups, and characters can sit there. Arrive before 19:00, because after that four skeletons appear around the table and attack.

Where Is the Tea Room in Sakura School Simulator?

The Tea room is in the west wing of the third floor of Sakura Gakuen High School. The same floor holds classrooms 3-1 and 3-2, the student council room, the music room, and the art room.

The room is traditional Japanese in style. It has a raised tatami floor and four blue zabuton cushions arranged around a small wooden tea table, with a teapot and cups already set out.

What makes it ideal for roleplay is that characters can sit down there, so a tea scene looks natural without any workarounds.

FeatureDetails
LocationThird floor, west wing, Sakura Gakuen High School
FloorRaised tatami
SeatingFour blue zabuton cushions
FurnitureSmall wooden tea table, teapot, cups
Can sitYes
Night eventFour skeletons, 19:00-00:00

Source: the community-run Sakura School Simulator wiki on Fandom.

The Tea Ceremony Club and Fumie Futaba

Besides the indoor tea room, the school has a Tea Ceremony Club outside the main building, near the boxing and archery clubs.

The club looks abandoned because it has only one member, Fumie Futaba from class 1-1. Most of the time Fumie sits on a mat drinking tea, and sometimes she simply stands still until club time ends.

Fumie makes a great supporting character for a tea ceremony story. Your main character could join the club so she is no longer alone, then invite classmates to practice in the third-floor tea room.

How to Stage a Tea Ceremony

First, pick outfits. Kimono and yukata are among the game's holiday costumes and suit a traditional ceremony. For a school club scene, regular uniforms work fine too.

Second, come during the day. Set the time before 19:00 so the room is safe, and bring four characters so every cushion is filled.

Third, seat the characters on the zabuton around the table. Use poses or expressions for a bow of greeting before drinking.

Fourth, shoot from the doorway so the tatami, the table, and all four characters fit in one frame. For video, alternate shots from the host's side and the guests' side.

Watch Out: Skeletons Arrive at Night

The tea room changes completely at night. Between 19:00 and 00:00, four skeletons sit around the tea table as if holding a ceremony of their own.

Approach them and they attack and chase you. Skeletons say "Tick Tick" when they start attacking and "Boooooone!" when defeated. You can fight back and beat them.

These four skeletons are part of the mission to defeat five skeletons at school. The fifth one is in the laboratory at the same time, so visit both rooms on the same night to finish the mission.

Story Ideas for the Tea Room

The tea room supports two very different stories. By day it suits a calm club story, such as practicing a tea ceremony before the school festival.

By night the same room becomes a horror set. A character left behind at school hears cups clinking on the third floor and finds four skeletons sitting down for tea. The scene is easy to film because the skeletons spawn there on their own.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Where is the tea room in Sakura School Simulator?

In the west wing of the third floor at Sakura Gakuen High School.

2. Can characters sit in the tea room?

Yes. Four blue zabuton cushions around the tea table can be used for sitting.

3. Who is in the Tea Ceremony Club?

Only Fumie Futaba from class 1-1, which is why the club looks abandoned.

4. When do skeletons appear in the tea room?

Between 19:00 and 00:00. Four skeletons sit around the tea table.

5. Where is the fifth skeleton for the mission?

In the school laboratory, at the same time as the tea room skeletons.

Conclusion

The third-floor tea room and the outdoor Tea Ceremony Club give you everything you need for a Japanese tea ceremony in Sakura School Simulator. The room is fully furnished and characters can sit without extra props.

Timing is everything. Visit during the day for a peaceful ceremony, or at night if you want to fight four skeletons and progress the mission.