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Matcha-centric tea set

A luxurious “matcha zukushi” tea set where you can enjoy a variety of matcha sweets and the finest matcha. In the center of the plate, there is a natsume, a tea utensil for adding matcha powder. When you open the lid, you can see the vivid green of matcha, and the inside is a cake made with matcha mousse.

In addition to cakes, the matcha zukushi offers a variety of matcha sweets, such as matcha terrine and affogato, and is recommended for those who want to enjoy Kyoto's matcha.

<Offer period> Until late May
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Kakigori (Shaved ice)

The "Matcha Espuma shaved ice", which is delicate ice covered with plenty of fluffy matcha espuma, uses plenty of matcha from the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award winning tea plantation (*espuma is a mousse like foam made from ingredients).

And the bowl that holds the shaved ice is a matcha bowl. It is shaved ice with a mature flavor that you can enjoy like drinking fine tea.
It will comfortably cool down your hot body after walking around Arashiyama in hot Kyoto.

Available from May to the end of September.
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Madeleine sandwich

Madeleine sandwiches, which are popular by order, can also be enjoyed at the Arashiyama teahouse. A luxurious snack with plenty of butter cream sandwiched between madeleines with the scent of tea. Enjoy it with matcha latte and hojicha latte, which go well together.

Japanese tea

We also have a single Japanese tea menu such as matcha, sencha and hojicha. We handle unique Japanese teas such as sencha and hojicha, with a focus on single origin teas purchased directly from farmers.

Chasanraku menu

Please refer to the link below for the menu details of the tea room
https://www.chasanraku.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/chasanraku_wintermenu2023.pdf

space

When you open the lattice door and enter the shop, you will find yourself in a sophisticated yet somewhat gentle Japanese space.

The Japanese style ceiling and alcove, as well as the inner garden that can be viewed from the room, are all elements of the traditional tearoom, and the hospitality that has been handed down for centuries.

When you open the lattice door and enter the shop, you will find yourself in a refined yet gentle space.

A sophisticated space
where craftsmans skills shine

souvenir

Take home delicious souvenirs

Sweets, Japanese tea, and tea utensils offered by Chasanraku can be purchased at the store and online store.

For yourself, of course, how about a souvenir for your family and friends?