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I had Japanese tea slowly. Creative Wakacha Mintha It was a cool and delicious tea Japanese sweets were also delicious It was a good shop with a relaxing way of spending time in Japan, where you can relax and enjoy the tea extracted slowly.

I happened to want to drink tea, so I used it for the first time. The tea is delicious, the sweets are delicious, and the customer service is polite. However, it was unpleasant to hear the complaints and sarcasms of other customers that I heard while drinking tea. Maybe I'm being told after this, and even if I'm told, I can't help it because I'm a human being. At least say it when there are no customers. I was uncomfortable listening to this. The tea is delicious and I want to use it, but I hesitate to think that I will end up hearing bad words and complaints again. If you don't mind that, I recommend this shop because it is a good shop.

The scent of tea as you proceed through the dungeon in Shizuoka For some reason, I got off at Shizuoka station for the first time. While I was there, I was guided to a dim underpass without knowing that I was going to go to Sunpu Castle area from Shizuoka ASTI, and when I went further, the scent of tea ...? ?? When you come out to the place you opened up as it is, you will see a picture like a tourist information center. When you get closer, you will notice that the scent of tea is coming out of here. That should be that too. Actually, it was a shop operated jointly by the Shizuoka Tea Commerce and Industry Cooperative. "I want water when I aim for Sunpu Castle." I was talking about it, so I bought cold tea for 300 yen at this takeout corner. Shizuoka knew that the tea was delicious, but ... I didn't expect a takeout of 300 yen at first and took a bite. However! The moment I got green tea in my mouth, I was greatly disappointed! Well, that tea is delicious! !! It's too delicious! Sweet and mellow. You can enjoy the taste of green tea from a large take-out cup of 300 yen! When I asked the employees, they learned that it was a cooperative operation that I talked about at the beginning, and that they also sell 50 companies with occasional recommended products. I see, that tastes like this. Convinced. What's more, you can buy tea leaves with one coin! The amount is about 40 grams or more (the capacity is different depending on the tea dealer), but you can buy various teas in Shizuoka and find your favorite tea dealer while tasting slowly at home. Is it okay for a reasonable price? The time of discovery was around 88 nights when summer was approaching. So, I also bought about 6 bags of new tea from various tea dealers. (You will have to bring your own shipping fee at the counter, but there is an envelope-like container for sending tea, and you can get it for free if you purchase it. I also sent it, but it was a container with a color like Shizuoka and Mt. Fuji effect. Lol) The next day, I stopped by again and enjoyed a one-coin set of hot tea on Abekawa mochi and went home. When you drop in at Shizuoka, why don't you turn your foot to this place near the station to get catechin power? It's a fun shop unique to Shizuoka ^^

An antenna shop and tea cafe unique to Shizuoka. 500 yen for cold tea and sweets. The clerk will also kindly teach you how to make tea.

I had a light tea hail at takeout and bought it as a souvenir. The tea leaves displayed on the shelves are all 500 yen! Takeout is a fashionable container

It is located in the Shizuchika information pocket at the station bottom square at the north exit of Shizuoka Station. Visited after telling the locals that they can easily drink authentic tea. Ischa set 700 yen You can order your favorite tea from the weekly tea. Seasonal sweets are also included, but since it was before meals, I decided to take the sweets home. I ordered Fukamushicha Ara-zukuri Sanwa. A well-balanced tea made by blending deep-steamed sencha with kukicha and powdered tea. Although it is rich, it is easy to drink and deliciously finished. A store that sells souvenirs and is easy to use. recommendation.

A teahouse and a cafe in the underground passage directly connected to Shizuoka Station. I had a plan to eat French at Shizuoka station, so I went to take a break before that. I went there around noon on Saturday, but there were no customers. The number of seats is also small. It feels like a Japanese cafe, where you can enjoy tea and Japanese sweets. I ordered a set where you can choose tea and one small Japanese sweet. You can choose from about 5 Japanese sweets, but there is no explanation and it seems that you should choose by appearance. So I ordered the one with the most colorful appearance. I'm sorry I don't have a photo. Tea is like a system in which the hot water in a heavy kyusu is cooled once, put in a container, transferred to a kyusu with tea, and then put in a cup and drunk. The tea was fragrant and delicious, but the Japanese sweets weren't that good. Is it a common taste? It feels like it's vacant and you can always enter, so it feels like when you become a cafe refugee near Shizuoka Station. Maybe there are other tea shops as well.