Kyoto Tea Town Tour for Matcha Lovers

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  • Grind tea leaves and whisk your own bowl of matcha in a traditional tea ceremony at an authentic tea house
  • Savor a tea-inspired lunch featuring chasoba, a sesame seed dumpling, a tea leaf rice ball, and simmered vegetables (pescatarian-friendly)
  • Enjoy a matcha rice cake skewer at the oldest tea shop
  • Visit Omiwa Shrine, one of Japan’s oldest shrines and a World Heritage-listed site
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Course changes seasonally, exact dishes can't be confirmed in advance. byFood can communicate any dietary needs to the host when you book.
Matcha rice cake skewer
Pescatarian lunch (cha soba, sesame seed dumpling, tea leaf rice ball and simmered vegetables)
A bowl of tea after tea grinding
Traditional sweets and a bowl of tea at an authentic tea house
Uji tea tasting
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JR Uji Station
Meet your host at JR Uji Station. Further details and a Google Maps link will be provided on booking.
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Julia GouldApril 2023 • byFood
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Our group of 6 had a wonderful tour of Uji on April 7! With excellent English, Terumi S. led the tour which focused on a wide variety of Matcha and Green Tea experiences. We especially liked Terumi putting tea-making in Japan in context by pointing out the differences as we went along. Even though it was raining we were able to do all of the activities indoors. I especially liked the tea ceremony where the women were in full kimono dress with Terumi translating the ritual. She went the extra mil...read more