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• Lupicia: Roppongi == CLOSED ==

• Japanese Goods, Tea, Cafes ( Roppongi )
• This place is wonderful. I felt terrible for having lived in a tea-centered culture for so long and knowing so little about it. So one afternoon on a shopping trip I went into the store. The staff ...

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  enigmatic

• Lupicia: Ikebukuro

• Tea, Japanese Goods ( Ikebukuro )
• Are you a tea aficionado? Not just matcha but all types of exotic and tepid offerings are offered here at Lupicia. The shop offers a HUGE variety and spreads it out for maximum browsability. Also take...

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  Arti383

• Sense Tea Corner at the Mandarin Orienta...

• Tea, Cafes ( Nihombashi )
• My friend took me here for my birthday. The service is impeccable and the view is SPECTACULAR. The nicest view in Tokyo in my opinion. This tea room is more traditional than other tea rooms that we fr...

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• 1 Review
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  tokyo lady

• Dashichazuke-en

• Tea, Traditional Japanese ( Chiba, Narita )
• The rice is made into a rice broth through the addition of tea. I don't know the specifics, but it is a very light, fresh, and clean taste. They have a nice option to do half and half on the type of f...

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  zaou

• Mariage Freres: Ginza

• Cafes, Tea ( Ginza )
• Mariage Freres is a French boutique tea company that runs several tea salons and stores in Tokyo. Ginza is their original location, and the decor is reminiscent of the 1800s. There's hundreds of diffe...

• 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...

• Hua Tai Tea: Shibuya

• Cafes, Tea ( Shibuya )
• This tea shop offers a wide array of teas and snacks from Taiwan. The first two floors work as a boutique, where you can buy tea accessories and the leaves, while the third floor works as a tea salon....

• Leafull: Kichijoji

• Tea ( Kichijoji )
• The home location of Leafull. They are a tea specialist store, and have an incredible collection of darjeeling tea. If you speak Japanese, they conduct tastings and seminars at the store.

• Tea House Takano: Kudanshita

• Cafes, Tea ( Jimbocho )
• Tea House Takano specializes in black tea (Ceylon, darjeeling and assam). A relaxing place in which to sip a cup of tea. They also retail various kinds of tea.

• Higashiya Sabo

• Japanese Sweets & Cafes, Tea ( Nakameguro )
• Higashiya Sabo is a highly rated Japanese confectionery maker. The store has a unique sensibility in its design, and is a favorite in Tokyo.

• Leafull

• Tea ( Kichijoji )
• Teafull sells hundreds of varieties of high quality tea, with tastings available.