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  • Nakamura Tokichi Main store
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    4.5
    430 Reviews
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    Kyoto Ujishi Uji Ichiban 10
    Situated in Uji, the main location of the venerable Nakamura Tokichi tea shop founded in 1854. The café serves a variety of teas such as top class bessei hatsumukashi matcha green tea, green tea sweets, and light meals such as tea soba and match udon noodles. In addition to selling famous teas, the shop also holds classes on grinding powdered matcha and making green tea.

    Trained from Inari Station to Uji Station, a short 3 to 5mins walk to Main Shop. Nakamura Tonkichi entrance has a +to fisnthuish it from another cafe nearer to Uji Station. There was a long...

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  • Ocha-no-Kanbayashi Ujibashi-dori Street Main Branch
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    4.0
    14 Reviews
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Uji Myouraku 43
    This historic shop has been dedicated to the tea business for more than four centuries. Kofuan, the shop's attached tea room, is very popular for the experiences it offers. These include grinding tea with a stone mortar and participating in a formal tea ceremony. Visitors can also take a guided tour of the matcha tea factory located on the grounds of the shop. The guides will explain subjects such as the finishing processes for sencha (medium-grade green tea) and gyokuro (high-grade green tea) as well as the stone grinding process used to make matcha tea.

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  • Morinaga Milk Yoshimoto Sale
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Kobata Misono 11-5
  • Nomura Foods Store
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Kobata Misono 5
  • Chiba Grocery store
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    Kyoto Uji-shi Oguracho Terauchi 56
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