


Discover the world of Japanese tea in Hamamatsu, one of Shizuoka Prefecture’s most celebrated tea-producing regions.
Guided by a local tea farmer whose family has cultivated tea for generations, you’ll walk through beautiful tea fields and visit the production factory where fresh leaves are transformed into premium Japanese tea.
Learn about every stage of tea cultivation and processing while hearing stories of the region’s rich tea heritage. Gain a deeper appreciation for the dedication, craftsmanship, and seasonal rhythms behind every cup.
Then experience Cha-Kabuki, a traditional tea-tasting game that has been enjoyed in Japan for more than 700 years. Compare different varieties of Japanese tea and test your senses as you identify each one by its unique aroma and flavor.
Traditional Japanese sweets perfectly complement the tasting experience. Meet the producer, ask questions, and enjoy genuine local hospitality rarely available to independent travelers.
Before leaving, browse a selection of high-quality teas and tea utensils available for purchase.
This immersive experience offers a memorable introduction to Japanese tea culture through all five senses.
Meet your professional English-speaking guide at Muramatsu Shoten, a long-established family-run tea farm in Hamamatsu, approximately 20 minutes by car from JR Hamamatsu Station. Meet the tea producer and receive an introduction to the day’s experience.
Walk through the tea fields with the farmer and visit the tea processing factory. Learn how tea leaves are cultivated, harvested, steamed, rolled, dried, and carefully prepared, while discovering the history and traditions of tea production in the region.

Take part in the historic Cha-Kabuki tea game, a centuries-old tradition in which participants compare several different teas and identify their varieties through taste and aroma. Enjoy Japanese sweets as you deepen your appreciation of Japan’s diverse tea culture.

Browse a selection of locally produced teas and traditional tea utensils. Purchases are optional.

The experience concludes at the tea farm.
Muramatsu Shoten
Be prepared for a fair amount of walking – While the tour covers a significant walking distance, most of the route is flat. Where there are inclines or stairs, elevators and escalators are available in many areas. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for walking outdoors.
This experience is booked on request. We will respond to the request within 5 days
| Cancellation Date | Cancellation Fee |
|---|---|
| No-show or cancellation on the tour date | 100% of the tour price |
| 1 to 2 days prior to the tour date | 50% of the tour price |
| 3 to 7 days prior to the tour date | 30% of the tour price |
| 8 or more days prior to the tour date | Free |
Muramatsu Shoten