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3 Best Uji Tours In Japan

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The 3 most popular uji tours in Japan. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what you will pay.

3 Best Uji Tours In Japan

Kyoto: Tea Museum Tickets and Matcha Grinding Experience

Kyoto: Tea Museum Tickets and Matcha Grinding Experience - Entering the 1F reception and the History Room with the 10-yen coin

1.Kyoto: Tea Museum Tickets and Matcha Grinding Experience

Most Popular 4.9

Grind fresh Uji tea into matcha at Chazuna, then tour a touchable tea museum in quiet Uji, Kyoto. 1 hour.

“Our family of 5 enjoyed this hands on experience getting to grind and prepare our our own matcha. The small museum attached, which is included in the price, also helped in building our understanding of green tea . Easy 15min walk to the station . 10min walk to the main market street(great for matcha foods…”

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Uji: Green Tea Tour with Byodoin and Koshoji Temple Visits

Uji: Green Tea Tour with Byodoin and Koshoji Temple Visits - Starting at Keihan Uji Station and setting the pace for 4 hours

2.Uji: Green Tea Tour with Byodoin and Koshoji Temple Visits

4.8

Uji’s green tea tour pairs gyokuro tasting with UNESCO temples Byodo-in and Koshoji. 4 hours with an English or Spanish guide.

“Bryan was a wonderful guide and really brought Uji to life through his passion and great sotrytelling. Overall my partner and I were very satisfied with our decision to explore Uji. It's a bit "off the beaten path" for foreign tourists and offers a rich array of history and sites being nestled between Nara and…”

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Uji: UNESCO Heritage & Tea Ceremony Walking Tour

Uji: UNESCO Heritage & Tea Ceremony Walking Tour - Byodoin Temple: UNESCO Architecture You Can Appreciate Without a Lecture Marathon

3.Uji: UNESCO Heritage & Tea Ceremony Walking Tour

4.6

Uji walking tour with UNESCO Byodoin Temple, Taihoan tea ceremony, suspension-bridge views, shrines, and matcha snacks for $66.

“The guide was very fun and knowledgeable about the history of Uji. The tea ceremony was great, we could also try it ourselves. We highly recommend this tour, it was worth the money.”

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