A: Hey there! Did you check out the new thing in Osaka?
B: No, what is it?

A: They've got this cool exhibit of a gold-wrapped old Japanese tea room from the 16th century at the World Expo!
B: Whoa, that sounds interesting! Who made it?

A: It was crafted by 10 manufacturers in Kumiyama Town, Kyoto. They used their special skills to make it just right.
B: Wow, so it's a replica of a tea room built by Sen no Rikyu for Toyotomi Hideyoshi?

A: That's right! Legend has it that Hideyoshi ordered the golden tea room back in the 16th century.
B: It must have been quite the spectacle then! And how big is this thing?

A: Just about 3 square meters. The walls are made of aluminum and have a gold leaf texture on them, printed by a special company.
B: That sounds fancy! Can I try some tea there?

A: Yeah! They're serving matcha using locally produced tea powder. Some visitors say it feels like going back in time!
B: Cool! When can I go see it?

A: It opens today and will be available until Sunday. You better hurry up before it closes!