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  • Chacha no Ma

  • Japanese Sweets & Cafes, Tea ( Harajuku )
  • Chacha no Ma specializes in Japanese tea. They offer an extensive menu with explanations of the different varieties. Japanese sweets accompany the tea. If you speak Japanese, they hold regular seminar...

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