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The World Tea Museum (Ochanosato) is located on Makinohara Plateau, one of the most famous tea-producing regions in Japan. The facility is composed of a dedicated museum to Japanese tea, a tea house, and garden. In the museum, 90 different types of tea from 30 countries in the world are on display. Travelers can learn about the various teas' production and history, as well as touch the leaves and smell the aroma. Given how popular tea is in Japanese culture, the World Tea Museum is a way to share the knowledge of Japanese teas while educating the populace about the tea from around the world. There also are exhibits on the history of Japanese tea and how it is deeply rooted in the lives of the people.
Is green tea your favorite beverage of choice? If you're a tea fan, Japan Deluxe Tours highly recommends adding the World Tea Museum to your itinerary. Customize your vacation with our affordable line of pre and post stay options to explore the World Tea Museum and the rest of Japan's green tea hot-spots!
Most known for its green tea production
Traditional Japanese art of flower arrangements
tea ceremony with massive cups
The Way of Tea
Pick Fresh Green Tea Leaves in Traditional Clothing
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Chabana is the term used for the arrangement of flowers in a Japanese tea ceremony.
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