Yamamotoyama Fuji-e Tea Salon

Founded in 1690 (Genroku 3)

A Japanese tea salon where you can enjoy the finest cup of tea.

Based on the wish of the founder, Kahei Yamamoto I, “to let as many people as possible enjoy delicious tea,” the Japanese tea salon Yamamotoyama Fuji-e Tea Salon opened in 2018 (Heisei 30).With the concept of “a tea salon where you can feel the charm of tea and nori intuitively,” it offers carefully selected Japanese teas and dishes featuring nori from all over Japan.The sencha, brewed with great care and no shortcuts, has an exceptional flavor.You can fully enjoy the rich taste of authentic tea with all five senses.The menu includes dishes such as Nori Men and Nori Ju, which use high-quality nori generously, as well as desserts made with tea and nori.The shop also sells original tea leaves, nori, and tea utensils.

History

In 1690 (Genroku 3), the founder Kahei Yamamoto I opened a shop in Nihonbashi as Japan’s first sencha merchant.Since then, the company has spread the taste of sencha throughout Japan.The sixth Kahei invented gyokuro, and the ninth expanded overseas — continuing innovation while preserving tradition.In 1947 (Showa 22), the company also began selling nori, and has since been loved as a renowned store for both tea and nori.

This Notable Item

Tea

1,600 yen

You can enjoy Yamamotoyama’s signature blended tea “Gogumi Tenkaichi,” as well as carefully selected teas from across Japan such as Kawane, Uji, Motoyama, Organic Kirishima, Yame, and Sayama, served in their best condition.A seasonal Japanese sweet from Nihonbashi Nagato, a long-established confectioner that once presented sweets to the Tokugawa family, is served alongside, enhancing the flavors of both the tea and the sweet.

Spot Overview

Address: 1st Floor, Nihonbashi Takashimaya Mitsui Building, 2-5-1 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-3271-3273
Business hours: Shop sales 10:30–20:00, café 11:00–19:00 (L.O. food 18:00, drinks 18:30), takeout 11:00–20:00 (L.O. 18:00)
Closed days: Irregular holidays
Payment methods: Cash, credit cards, electronic money, QR code payment
External Link:Official Website
Information is current as of publication and may change. Please check before visiting.

新着・おすすめ情報

  1. Ebiya Sohonpo (Buy / Mukoujima/Honjo area) page is now open

  2. Shinbashi Tamakiya (Buy / Ginza Area) page is now open

  3. Komagata Maekawa

  4. Because they are used on a daily basis, they should not be neglected. Ubukeya tells you how to maintain your knives.

  5. 【老舗ご当主・識者と歩く】日本推しラトビア人アルトゥルさんと虎ノ門−新橋の老舗をめぐる

  6. Seigetsudo Main Store

  7. Ishii Roasted Bean Shop

  8. What innovations have been made at Nimben, a 321-year-old dried bonito flakes business?

  9. Muromachi Sunaba Nihonbashi Main Branch

  10. Fujiye Tea House, Yamotoyama: Introduction of “Fujiye hand roll – Hand Roll

  11. Minami Aoyama Shimizu-yu

  12. Toraya Akasaka

  13. Ginza Mikawaya

  14. Ubukeya, a long-established cutlery shop with 240 years of history

  15. I was a junior high school student when I made up my mind. The determination of the fifth generation to run Japan’s oldest bar, Kamiya Bar.