
Take Toei on a One-day Tour of Ginza and Tsukiji Specializing in Gourmet Shops♪
This post will introduce a gourmet tour plan specializing in shops serving delicious dishes in Ginza and Tsukiji. Use the Toei One-day Pass to go around these places.

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Experience the authentic taste of Kyoto-Uji in Ginza! A Japanese tea cafe by a renowned establishment.
Founded in the first year of Ansei (1854), "Nakamura Tokichi Honten," a Japanese tea specialty store based in Uji, Kyoto, opened its first store in Tokyo, located in the largest shopping mall in the Ginza district, "GINZA SIX." Popular among shoppers, daters, and tourists from both Japan and abroad, the store is always bustling with a line of customers. Upon entering through the "Maruto" noren (shop curtain) and taking a seat, guests are served a seasonally selected welcome tea, offering a moment of relaxation.
The "Namacha Jelly [Fukamidori]" is an all-time favorite, with its vivid and beautiful matcha color, moist and smooth texture, and a rich concentration of the finest matcha's umami and bitterness. The Ginza store's exclusive set, which includes rich matcha ice cream topped with matcha sweet bean paste, black beans, and candied chestnuts, is a must-try. Another exclusive item only available here is the "Bessei Maruto Parfait," made with the highest quality matcha, known for its delicate sweetness, umami, and elegant aroma. In addition to Japanese tea sweets, light meals such as tea soba are also available, making it a great option when you're slightly hungry.
With a well-stocked retail space, it's also the perfect place to look for souvenirs.
![A Ginza store exclusive version of "Namacha Jelly [Fukamidori]."](https://static.gltjp.com/glt/data/directory/11000/10037/20240210_082546_41f21e16_w640.webp)
A Ginza store exclusive version of "Namacha Jelly [Fukamidori]."

The "Bessei Maruto Parfait" luxuriously made with the finest matcha.

The calm and composed interior is perfect even for solo visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Do you have menus in foreign languages or with pictures? (If so, please let us know the languages available.)
English menu is available.
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Is takeout available?
Sorry, it is not available.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the restaurant?
Not available.
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Is it possible to reserve a seat?
No, it isn’t.
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Are there smoking areas?
No.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
My first impression of Nakamura Tokichi Ginza Store was that it felt very refined. Even though it's located in the bustling Ginza district of Tokyo, you can still strongly feel the atmosphere of Uji matcha from Kyoto. The interior is simple and elegant, and sitting down to enjoy dessert makes you feel as though you've temporarily slowed down and stepped away from the noise of the city.
Of course, what I looked forward to most was the matcha desserts! The matcha aroma is rich, but it isn't just simply bitter. It has a delicate tea fragrance when you taste it, and pairing it with dessert creates layers of flavor. Anyone who loves matcha will be very happy here. You can taste the distinctive, refreshing aroma of Uji matcha in every bite.
I personally really like this combination of tea and dessert. It's sweet but not overwhelming, and a subtle matcha sweetness lingers in your mouth afterward. Besides matcha desserts, the store also sells tea leaves and various gifts. If you like Japanese tea or want to buy some to enjoy slowly at home, you can browse those as well.

The matcha ice cream is super rich and not bitter at all.
Walking into the café just puts you in a great mood. The desserts are sweet but not overwhelming—really enjoyable.
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