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Matcha shops in Tokyo
4 shops serving japanese tea in Tsukiji.
Matcha stand IPPUKU -wabisabi-
TsukijiTsukiji Station5 min
A matcha stand in Tsukiji, Chuo City, on the first floor of Sumiyoshi market (住吉市場内 1階). Google lists it as a café in the mid price band, open 8:00–16:00 every day.
Matcha Stand Maruni TOKYO TSUKIJI
TsukijiTsukiji Station10 min
Takeaway-only stand near Inokashira Park. Strong matcha latte with optional oat or soy milk; soft-serve in cones during summer; matcha financiers from a nearby bakery. Three seats outside under a small awning. Pair with a park walk through Inokashira for an easy afternoon, or combine with the Ghibli Museum if you've booked an entry slot. The shop opens at 11am and closes once the daily supply of stone-milled matcha runs out, typically around 5pm on weekends.
Uogashi Meicha Chanomi Club
TsukijiTsukiji Station
Chanomi Club (茶の実倶楽部) is a tea-drinking space run by the Uogashi Meicha tea house in Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo, described as a place for tea companions. It is open 11:00–18:00 and closed on Saturdays and Sundays, with irregular closing on public holidays; from January 2027 the hours are scheduled to change to 12:00–17:00. The nearest stations are Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Shintomicho Station on the Yurakucho Line.
Uogashimeicha Tsukiji head office
TsukijiTsukiji Station11 min
Tea wholesaler since 1931 with a small tasting bar above the market. Matcha is briefer and bolder here — single-bowl service with no fanfare and minimal English, in the rhythm of a working market rather than a hospitality venue. Pair with the morning seafood crawl for the most local feel on this list. The leaf shop downstairs sells single-cultivar 30-gram packs at fair prices, which makes it the savviest place to take home matcha on a budget.