Planning to visit Tokyo Skytree? Don't miss these exceptional matcha destinations located inside Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi. From traditional Kyoto flavors to modern organic interpretations, discover the perfect spots to experience Japan's beloved green tea.
1. Gion Tsujiri at Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi
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Bringing Kyoto's finest Uji matcha to Tokyo's skyline
Enjoy authentic flavors from one of Kyoto's most respected tea houses at this convenient takeout location. Perfect for matcha lovers looking for a quick but premium experience.
Exclusive Menu Item: Tsujiri Tree Soft
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This Solamachi-exclusive creation offers a luxurious blend of Japanese tea flavors in one stunning dessert:
- Rich matcha soft serve
- Smooth hojicha (roasted green tea) soft serve
- Aromatic genmaicha (brown rice tea) soft serve
Topped with traditional delights:
- Chewy white mochi
- Sweet red bean paste
- Premium candied chestnuts
Special Touch: The Tsujiri Tree Soft comes with an exclusive Tokyo Skytree-themed spoon! The perfect keepsake to remember your visit.
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2. THE MATCHA TOKYO at Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi
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Tokyo's premier organic matcha destination
Experience the future of matcha at this flagship store of a global organic tea brand. Combining wellness, sustainability, and tradition in a modern setting.
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What Makes It Special:
- 100% premium organic matcha
- Live matcha preparation demonstrations
- Tokyo's largest selection of matcha products
- Perfect for post-sightseeing refreshment
- Ideal stop during downtown exploration
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Best Times to Visit
- Morning: 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (quietest hours)
- Afternoon: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM (after lunch rush)
- Evening: After 7:00 PM (perfect for night views)
These carefully selected locations offer unique perspectives on Japanese tea culture, making them essential stops for anyone visiting Tokyo Skytree. Whether you prefer traditional flavors or modern interpretations, both spots promise an unforgettable matcha experience.
