Shibuya, Tokyo's vibrant district, has evolved into a sophisticated hub where traditional matcha culture meets modern cafe innovation. Premium matcha establishments have transformed the area into a destination that showcases exceptional Japanese tea traditions through contemporary beverages and desserts, attracting both locals and international visitors seeking authentic yet modern matcha experiences.

①THE MATCHA TOKYO

Located just two minutes' walk from Shibuya Station within MIYASHITA PARK, 
THE MATCHA TOKYO stands as a premier matcha specialty establishment.


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Guided by their philosophy of enhancing health and beauty through matcha, they exclusively serve 100% organic, highest-grade green tea. Their commitment to pure, organic ingredients allows guests to experience the authentic, unsweetened essence of premium matcha beverages—a distinctive feature that sets them apart.

②Fujii Meien

Fujii Meien, located on the 6th floor of Shibuya Fukuras, just one minute's walk from Shibuya Station's South-West Exit, is a distinguished cafe operated by a venerable tea merchant with a remarkable 480-year heritage.

Experience authentic Uji tea, cultivated by Kyoto's historic Fujii Tea Farm—an establishment that has been nurturing tea fields in Uji since the Muromachi period.

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Their Shibuya location offers a diverse menu that celebrates the versatility of premium Uji matcha, from traditional dishes such as Uji Matcha Soba and Matcha Ochazuke to elegant tea-kaiseki course meals and exquisite matcha-based desserts.

③TENRO-IN CAFE

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The "TENRO-IN CAFE" is located on the 3rd floor of the commercial facility "RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK" within MIYASHITA PARK. The cafe is attached to a bookstore and is conceptualized around books and the "experiences" beyond them.

The concept is for customers to savor matcha-based food and drinks while holding a book they have picked up from the adjoining bookstore.

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The recommended item is the matcha French toast. The harmony between the matcha and traditional Japanese brown sugar (wasanbon) is truly exceptional. The fluffy, creamy toast has an exquisite sweetness that makes it easy to finish the entire dish.

④Uji-En Ura Sando

"Ujien" was established in 1968 and was founded by the original tea merchant, "Genbe Shigemura". While Ujiеn has multiple locations centered in Osaka, one of their shops is located in Omotesando.

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Within the shop, customers can enjoy sweets made with Uji matcha and sencha. Their most popular item is the freshly whipped Mont Blanc, which features a generous portion of rich matcha cream complemented by the flavor of chestnuts.

Additionally, the shop offers an optional experience where customers can learn how to make powdered green tea themselves, providing an authentic Japanese cultural experience.

⑤MACCHA HOUSE Maccha Kan With Harajuku

"MACCHA HOUSE", located in "WITH HARAJUKU" just a 2-minute walk from Harajuku Station, offers a selection of original matcha-based drinks and sweets.

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The tiramisu made with matcha powder served in a wooden measuring cup (masu) has become famous on social media and gained attention.