Green Tea-Picking Experience（Miyanoen）
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It is held between May and October while the tea leaves are soft. The picked leaves are hand processed. Please feel free to contact us.
You will learn the basics of tea and tea tasting for quality check, as well as experiencing the methods of appearance check and tasting for check of internal factors.
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Just 80 minutes away from Ikebukuro by Seibu Express, Sayama-shi in Saitama Prefecture boasts one of the largest sightseeing farm in the Eastern Honshu, also known as the Kanto region. A highlight of this destination is the diverse fruit-picking experiences available throughout the seasons. Notably, the farm is designed to be barrier-free, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable visit for individuals with pushchairs and wheelchairs.
Kawagoe, located just an hour by train from Tokyo, is a beloved destination for Japanese locals. Immerse yourself in the town's rich history with the help of a knowledgeable guide who is passionate about Kawagoe. Kawagoe offers a unique experience with its picturesque "kurazukuri" buildings constructed by wealthy merchants and Western-style buildings from the period when Japan became westernized(over a century ago), all located within a compact area. Today, some of these historical buildings have been repurposed into trendy cafes and restaurants. Its charming streets are a popular filming location for TV dramas and movies. Why not capture some of your own memories and feel like a movie star by taking some great pictures?
A cultural complex that combines a library, art museum, and museum. Under the supervision of editorial engineer Seigo Matsuoka, naturalist Hiroshi Aramata, architect Kengo Kuma, and curator and arts researcher Shingo Jinno, it will present culture from multiple perspectives, from main culture to pop culture.
Tantoku, a lumber merchant, was founded in 1869 in Rokken-cho, Kawagoe city. The hare" built by Tokujiro Suzuki, the first generation, and the 200 tsubos (1,860 ㎡) karesansui (dry landscape garden) are open to the public.
Discover the art of Japanese tea appreciation through a unique experience known as "tea fighting." This plan highlights Sayama tea, one of Japan's top three tea brands, celebrated for its exquisite flavor. What makes this experience truly exceptional is the opportunity to savor "single origin" Japanese tea, cultivated and processed on the owner's tea farm. Your journey will be guided by the tea shop owner, starting from the tea farm and continuing to the processing factory. For lunch, relish a delightful meal at the "Chadokoro Issen" restaurant near the Iruma City Museum ‘ALIT’ – Tea Museum, where you will savor exquisite Sayama Tea Cuisine. Afterward, explore the Tea Museum to complete your comprehensive immersion into the world of Tea. This tour is conveniently located about one hour away from Tokyo Station and 30 minutes from Ikebukuro Station by train. It includes a Local Guide, private transportation from Iruma-shi Station, and a delectable lunch, ensuring that international visitors may participate with ease and peace of mind. 10:30 AM : Meet up at Iruma-shi Station (An English-speaking Guide will welcome you) Drive along a road through tea plantations. 11:00 AM : Arrive at the Tea Shop Tea Farm and Factory Tour / Sayama Tea Seminar/Toucha (Fighting Tea) Experience / Shopping Receive a Drinking Comparison Set as a souvenir to take home, featuring five Tea varieties 12:00 PM : Lunch at the Chadokoro Issen restaurant Menu : Sayama Tea Cuisine After lunch, visit the Iruma City Museum ‘ALIT’ Tea Museum 1:30 PM : Arrive at Iruma-shi Station to conclude the tour