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Best Tea Houses & Shops in Tokyo

11 places, each checked by our team.

• Cha no Kiminoen (Ueno) 茶の君野園Ueno / Ameyoko — 90-year-old tea wholesaler near Ueno Station known for rich matcha soft serve and panda-themed teas.
• Chatei Sahara (Mukojima Hyakkaen) 茶亭さはらMukojima — Tea stand inside Mukojima Hyakkaen garden serving sencha sets and amazake.
• HIGASHIYA GINZA HIGASHIYA GINZAGinza — Modern wagashi shop and tea salon in Ginza serving dozens of Japanese teas with small sweets.
• Jugetsudo Ginza Kabukiza 寿月堂 銀座 歌舞伎座店Ginza — Japanese tea salon on the Kabukiza Tower rooftop garden level, designed by Kengo Kuma with 3,000 bamboo poles.
• Kagurazaka Chapon 神楽坂 茶ぽんKagurazaka — Japanese tea specialist on Kagurazaka run by brothers from a tea-farming family, with tea-paired macarons.
• Nakajima no Ochaya (Hama-rikyu Gardens) 中島の御茶屋Shiodome / Tsukiji — Tea house on an island in Hama-rikyu's tidal pond, serving matcha and wagashi with Shiodome towers behind.
• Sasha Kanetanaka 茶洒 金田中Omotesando — Tea café of the Shinbashi ryotei Kanetanaka in Omotesando, serving matcha and seasonal Japanese sweets.
• Satén japanese tea Satén japanese teaNishi-Ogikubo — Nishi-Ogikubo café pairing Japanese tea and coffee, famous for its Uji matcha latte.
• Shin-otei (Ueno Park) 新鶯亭Ueno — Old sweets tea house in a Japanese garden in Ueno Park, famous for three-colour uguisu dango.
• Uogashi Meicha Tsukiji Shinten (Cha no Mi Club) うおがし銘茶 築地新店 茶の実倶楽部Tsukiji — Tsukiji tea merchant with its own Shizuoka finishing factory and a tea-tasting floor.
• Yamamotoyama Fujie Saryo 山本山 ふじヱ茶房Nihonbashi — Tea room of Yamamotoyama, the Nihonbashi tea and nori merchant founded in 1690.