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Matcha shops in Tokyo
4 shops serving japanese sweets (amamidokoro) in Shibamata.
Amamidokoro kamakura katsusika-shibamata
ShibamataShibamata Station3 min
甘味処鎌倉 葛飾柴又店 is a warabi mochi speciality shop of the Kanmidokoro Kamakura chain, which has been making its sweets since 1991. It stands on the Shibamata Taishakuten approach (柴又帝釈天参道) in Katsushika, Tokyo, serving its signature Kamakura warabi mochi alongside a changing seasonal line-up of Japanese sweets.
Funabashiya Shibamata Temple Street Store
ShibamataShibamata Station2 min
Located along the approach to Shibamata Taishakuten Temple, it is a convenient spot to visit while sightseeing. It is a traditional Japanese sweet shop that also sells mini-sized *kuzumochi* (arrowroot starch cakes) perfect for eating while strolling.
Suzushiro-an
ShibamataShibamata Station3 min
Suzushiro-an is a shop in Shibamata, Katsushika City, part of the Kameido Masumoto group, and is listed as a Japanese restaurant. It sells the Suzushiro-an-limited Kachiun manjū, a sweet made with Kameido daikon that has been blessed at Kameido Katori Shrine. It opens daily from 9:30 to 16:00.
Yamamoto-tei Cafe
ShibamataShibamata Station8 min
Yamamoto-tei is a Taisho-era former residence in Shibamata, Katsushika, kept as a historic house with a Japanese garden and a tea room inside. The tea room serves matcha, iced matcha and zenzai, the matcha coming with a nerikiri sweet, plus coffee and ramune. Visitors can sit and look out over the garden; admission to the house and garden is ¥100.