Tokyo Japanese Tea 1-day Tours(8)
Flavors of Japan Food Tour with Wagashi
This Tokyo food tour features 8 stops, showcasing the variety of Japan’s regional and seasonal foods. From the oldest and most expensive fruit store in Japan to a handmade Japanese sweets shop, you’ll witness the diversity of Japanese food culture.
Ueno Food Tour: Sushi, Ramen, Gyoza & Yakitori
Come hungry! In this food tour in bustling Ueno, you’ll enjoy a wide assortment of Japanese foods at four different restaurants near Ameyoko Street. Savor sushi, gyoza, yakitori, and ramen with a foodie expert guide.
Yanaka Food Tour, Bento-Making & Cultural Workshop (Tokyo)
Discover Yanaka, a Tokyo gem near Nippori and Ueno, in this unique experience led by locals. On this day tour, you’ll explore the area, visit Nezu Shrine and Yanaka Ginza, try local snacks, make your own lunch and take part in a cultural workshop.
Old-Town Shinagawa: History, Shinto Shrines, Tea, & More
Journey back to Japan's Edo period with a walking tour in Shinagawa. Visit historic landmarks, Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, try street food, tea & more. If you’re keen to explore a part of Tokyo devoid of tourist crowds, this is for you!
Japanese Wellbeing: Tea, Miso, Regional Food, & Soba (Ginza)
Discover the secrets of Japanese health & wellbeing with a guided tour in Ginza! Join Kawada-san, your host, as you learn about & taste superfoods (matcha, miso, regional products, soba) at specialty locations. End the tour with a soba noodle lunch.
Tokyo Food & Culture Tour: Yanaka Ginza, Yanesen, & Nezu
Embark on a walking tour through the charming districts of Yanaka Ginza, Yanesen, Nezu, & Sendagi. Visit cultural sites & try street foods like roasted sweet potato, yakitori, croquettes, & chestnut ice cream.
Matcha Making Picnic: Sweets & Snacks in Yoyogi Park (Tokyo)
Whisk matcha, snack on Japanese treats and enjoy your time relaxing in a picnic with locals at Yoyogi Park in Tokyo. Learn Japanese games, connect with local culture and taste delicious wagashi and modern snacks that pair perfectly with matcha.
Kimono & Hanami Picnic w/ Matcha at Yoyogi Park (Tokyo)
Enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms at one of Tokyo’s main sakura spots, Yoyogi Park! Dress in a traditional kimono, take part in a nodate-style open-air casual tea ceremony with locals and enjoy snacks that pair well with matcha.

Discover Tokyo's Rich Tea Heritage in Just One Day
If you're a tea enthusiast visiting Tokyo, why not spend a day immersing yourself in the world of Japanese tea? These 1-day tours offer you the chance to explore the rich heritage and delicate flavors of Japanese tea without the need for a lengthy commitment. Whether you're new to tea or a seasoned connoisseur, these tours provide an educational and enjoyable experience that highlights one of Japan's most cherished traditions.
Explore Tokyo's Tea Districts and Gardens
Tokyo is home to numerous tea houses and gardens, each offering unique experiences. On these 1-day tours, you'll have the opportunity to visit some of the city's most famed tea districts. Stroll through picturesque tea gardens where the tranquil environment invites you to slow down and savor the surroundings. Some tours may include visits to historic tea houses where you can observe traditional tea ceremonies conducted by skilled tea masters, who will demonstrate the intricacies of preparing and serving matcha, the revered powdered green tea.
These experiences allow you to not only sample different varieties of Japanese tea but also understand the historical and cultural significance of each. Whether it's a steaming cup of sencha or a foamy bowl of matcha, every sip is a window into Japan's storied connection with tea.
Participate in Hands-On Tea Making Sessions
These 1-day tours often include hands-on activities that are both fun and informative. You might find yourself getting involved in tea-making sessions where you can try your hand at grinding tea leaves to make matcha. Some tours provide interactive workshops where you can learn to match the tea with Japanese sweets, enhancing the flavor profile and enriching the tasting experience.
The guides leading these tours are typically well-versed in the art of tea-making and are eager to share their knowledge about the various types of teas, the proper etiquette in tea ceremonies, and insights into the tea-growing regions of Japan. Their expertise adds depth to your understanding and appreciation of Japanese tea.
With a plethora of options available, these tours are flexible, catering to different interests. Whether you wish to delve into botanical aspects or prefer a culinary focus on tea pairings, there's a tour suited for your preferences.