🍜 Nanpinagawa Chabako

Minami-Shinagawa Chabako is a tea house specializing in Japanese tea, located in the Minami-Shinagawa area, which thrived during the Edo period as a post town along the old Tōkaidō road. In December 2018, Minami-Shinagawa Chabako opened with the concept of creating a "contemporary old Tōkaidō tea house" in this neighborhood that still retains its historical charm. The shop is converted from traditional row houses along the old Tōkaidō road. It offers carefully selected sencha and matcha, primarily sourced from Shizuoka and Kyoto, served with exquisite teapots and teacups. The most popular item is the "deep-steamed sencha" produced in Kakegawa, Shizuoka. The "gyokuro" from Uji, Kyoto, is also quite popular. Additionally, the shop sells original Japanese sweets handmade by wagashi artisans. Among the classic menu items is the "lemon daifuku," which incorporates grated lemon peel into white bean paste and adds cream cheese, giving it a flavor reminiscent of Western confections. Seasonal limited menu items are also offered, such as "strawberry daifuku" in spring and "shaved ice" in summer.

A tea house specializing in Japanese tea is located in the Minami-Shinagawa area, which once thrived as a post town along the old Tōkaidō road. The shop is converted from traditional row houses along the old Tōkaidō, preserving the charm of the past and creating an elegant, antique atmosphere. Guests can enjoy carefully selected sencha and matcha from Shizuoka and Kyoto using exquisite teapots and teacups. The original Japanese sweets made by skilled wagashi artisans are also quite popular.