Tsuruma Park: The oldest park of Nagoya
With around 1,200 cherry trees, Tsuruma Park is considered one of the 100 best places in Japan to see the cherry trees (sakura) in bloom. It is, without a doubt,…
Shinryoku Sabo Cha Cafe: The sweet side of matcha tea
In previous posts, I introduced to you the tea produced in Aichi, Nishio tea, but in addition, in Aichi you also have the opportunity to try tea from neighboring regions as…
Azumasaryo: Who wants try a Matcha Chocolate Fondue?
Azumasaryo is a Japanese-style café run by a Japanese confectionery with more than 100 years of history. Close to the commercial district of Osu, in Azumasaryo you can enjoy unique,…
Chachasuke: Matcha japanese modern sweets
Between the hustle and bustle of Sakae (Nagoya), in a modern complex called “TABERU TERRACE” you will find this small japanese-style Café. Chachasuke specializes in matcha tea from Nishio (Aichi) and…
Saijoen Matcha Cafe: A matcha lovers paradise
Saijoen Matcha Cafe is a true paradise for matcha tea lovers. It has a wide variety of sweets and drinks made with Nishio’s high quality matcha. The sweets are a…
Nishio: A Rich Matcha Tradition
If you think that matcha is only from Kyoto and you can only have it there, you are totally wrong. In fact among the areas that are particularly recognized for…
Tea Picking Experience at Nishio
From the harvest and collection of green tea to its consumption, Nishio is a complete paradise for tea lovers. To immerse yourself more in this rich culture, Nishio offers the opportunity to…
Matcha sweets that you must try in Nishio
Tea culture is found everywhere in Nishio. Matcha is very popular, not only as a drink, but also for sweets. You can find a lot of sweets with matcha flavor in Nishio. Tea…
Sakushima: Discover the famous Aichi’s Island of art
Sakushima, also known as “the island of the winds”, is one of the 3 islands located in the Mikawa Bay, which together with Himakajima and Shinojima form the Aichi Archipelago.…
Cafe Tsuzuki: Serving the Japan’s highest cafe au lait
Located on the second floor of the Tsuzuki building in Nakamura district of Nagoya, Cafe Tsuzuki serves “Japan’s highest cafe au lait.” Yes, as you hear it, and here they…