Kaga Bōcha Maruhachi Seichajo, ecute Shinagawa
Minato, Tokyo
Kaga bōcha
A tea stand inside Shinagawa Station. Kaga bōcha can be had on the spot or taken away.
Address (Japanese): 東京都港区高輪3-26-27 JR東日本 品川駅構内
Hojicha, for gentler days.
Shops in Tokyo where hojicha leads, plus places where official information confirms hojicha is served.
The second tier covers places where official information confirms hojicha is on the menu, without hojicha being the shop's main subject.
Minato, Tokyo
Kaga bōcha
A tea stand inside Shinagawa Station. Kaga bōcha can be had on the spot or taken away.
Address (Japanese): 東京都港区高輪3-26-27 JR東日本 品川駅構内
Chuo, Tokyo
Hojicha to take away
The shop of a hojicha specialist in Ningyocho, listed here for the hojicha takeaway described on its official site. This is not an in-store tearoom, and differs in what it offers from the former sweets parlour recorded as closed elsewhere.
Address (Japanese): 東京都中央区日本橋人形町2-4-9
Shinjuku, Tokyo
Ochazuke in a hojicha broth
A food shop built around ochazuke made with a hojicha broth. Whether individual items can be taken away is not confirmed.
Address (Japanese): 東京都新宿区新宿3丁目38 JR新宿駅B1改札内
Sumida, Tokyo
A cafe confirmed by the park's official information; specific items not confirmed
A permanent cafe inside Sumida Park. The street number and precise coordinates are not yet settled.
Address (Japanese): 東京都墨田区・隅田公園内(店舗番地・精密座標は未確定)
Arakawa, Tokyo
Hojicha and coffee
A specialist that roasts its own hojicha. Arakawa city's introduction describes it as a hojicha and coffee specialist whose food is popular.
Address (Japanese): 東京都荒川区南千住1-15-16
Meguro, Tokyo
Japanese tea; specific drinks not confirmed
Listed on the strength of its trade name, HOJICHA STAND. A write-up describes it as a stand specialising in Japanese tea.
Address (Japanese): 東京都目黒区中央町2-19-14 1F
Opening days and menus change. Please check the shop's official site before visiting.
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