• Aoyama Street - Discover the Aoyama district, renowned for its stunning architecture and distinctive shops. Make a stop at the first traditional matcha café, with prices ranging from 1500-3200 JPY based on your selection.
• Shibuya Crossing - Proceed to Shibuya and experience its lively Crossing, one of the busiest in the world. Your guide will gladly reveal a secret spot to enjoy a spectacular view of the Crossing from above, free of charge!

Here, the second stop will be at a café offering matcha drinks and sweets, with prices between 800-1200 JPY depending on your choice. There will also be an opportunity to explore tea and ceramics stores.

• Shimokitazawa - Known as Shimokita to locals, this is Tokyo’s trendy district, famous for vintage clothing, vinyl, and music stores. It’s also an ideal place to visit another hidden matcha café, with prices ranging from 1000-1800 JPY based on your order.
• Jiyugaoka - Jiyugaoka is a lesser-known but charming area, popular among locals. It offers a chance to explore an authentic Tokyo neighborhood, free from tourist crowds. This local gem is filled with tea shops, including one in a traditional Japanese house, ceramics, and more!

(If you decide to order at the traditional Café, expect to pay between 1000-2000 JPY depending on your selection)

• Original and authentic itinerary to discover hidden matcha themed cafes and shops
• 5 hours English Speaking Guide

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Snacks

Experience Tokyo by diving into the rich and delightful world of matcha. Accompanied by a tea-loving local, explore specialty shops, cafés, and hidden spots where matcha is transformed into an art form.

During the tour, savor everything from pure ceremonial-grade matcha to creative drinks and exquisitely crafted matcha sweets. Your guide will share fascinating stories and insights into Japan’s tea culture, including its history, rituals, and the growing appreciation for premium matcha varieties.

Stroll through some of Tokyo’s most lively neighborhoods—Aoyama, Shibuya, and Shimokitazawa—each offering its own distinct atmosphere and charming discoveries. For those who appreciate beautiful things, your guide can also introduce you to boutique shops featuring ceramics, teaware, and artisanal utensils, perfect for bringing home a meaningful piece of Japan.

A flavorful and cultural journey, perfect for both matcha beginners and enthusiasts.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.