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Tatsumiya Restaurant
Uji, a town built around the World Heritage site Byodoin Buddhist temple, has the best tea houses in Japan
In addition to food, tea is indispensable when it comes to Japanese culture. Uji that is located in the southeast of Kyoto Prefecture is well known for being a top-class tea producer, even among all of the other numerous tea producing areas in Japan. They use unique cultivation methods to raise the flavor of the tea leaves, such as blocking the sunlight by covering them with shrouds before harvesting the leaves. The Uji tea made with excellent processing, and blending techniques is widely known both in and outside Japan as the highest quality green tea.
Among them, you can experience the charm of tea through the representative tea ceremony and matcha cuisine. Both of them have authentic content that is led by professionals.
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Reviews
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Carolyn
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Happy Ronin
This was such a unique and special experience. After entering the small beautiful teahouse we were met by three older women clad in beautiful kimonos. This was a pure experience of Japanese customs and etiquette. After watching a full tea ceremony, step by step, and seeing the ceremonial way of drinking the refined and revered Kyoto green team, we were given the chance to learn and try it ourselves. There were about 10 steps just to clean the cup before we even started making the tea. The woman who taught us had been making matcha for over 60 years. She, one could say, is a tea master. She was very helpful and tried to use sweet english phrases like, "Relax and make yourself at home." I enjoyed it so much that I will be looking into making matcha for myself at home.
The matcha themed restaurant and dinner was so impressive in both presentation and substance. The variety of meats, seafoods, vegetables, and legumes were so well blended throughout the meal. From blowfish jelly, ume sea cumber, and pink candied shrimp tempura to nasu miso dengaku (miso topped grilled egg plant), each item and each bite was a surprise full of wonderful new tastes. -
Katie Allen
Learning about the tea etiquette and getting to make our own matcha. Experiencing a variety of matcha dishes.
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Lioneye
The tea ceremony experience
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Matthias
Experiencing an actual tea ceremony was great. And doing it by myself was very interesting.
Experience information
- Name of facility
- Tatsumiya
- Name of experience
- Matcha cuisine where you can "eat tea" that is unique to a ryotei in Uji, and a tea ceremony workshop
- Address
- 3-7 Togawa, Uji, Uji City, Kyoto 611-0021
- Business Hours
- 11:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
- Closed
- No scheduled holidays
- Estimate
- Starts at 7,500 yen
- Payment methods
- Cash or credit card (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, MUFG, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ)
- Number of guests accepted (groups)
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Up to 10 people in a group, and up to 20 people in a single day
* We offer support such as shifting the mealtime. - Telephone number
- 0774-21-3131
- Foreign language support
- English
- Note
- A reservation is required at least one week in advance. Please understand beforehand that we may not be able to accept a reservation due to circumstances with the reservations.
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)
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