Arashiyama's [Kyoto Niomon ...
Kurumaori Shrine is known as the god of entertainment. This Japanese tea stand, with a floor space of only 2 tsubo, is located next to the back approach to the shrine. The owner, Mr. Maruyama, was originally a coffee barista. After being impressed by his first taste of real gyokuro, he has been on the path of Japanese tea ever since.
He worked in the tea fields of Uji Tawara, became certified as a Japanese tea instructor, and increased his knowledge while talking with farmers. All the tea leaves used for matcha and matcha latte are grown by farmers he knows well. The taste is as refreshing as the breeze, and the conversation about Japanese tea as the tea is skillfully brewed gives you a sense of peace of mind.
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