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01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
For a leisurely tea-and-sweets break, you could start with something seasonal. HIGASHIYA GINZA serves sets of Japanese sweets with tea, as well as afternoon tea; one diner recalled pairing seasonal kuzu-kiri with Kyoho grape tea. Taking time to choose a seasonal sweet and tea, or sharing afternoon tea with a friend, suits an unhurried day.
For a different kind of experience, there are pairing courses featuring Japanese sweets with tea or alcohol. One diner who tried the tea and alcohol pairings separately enjoyed how each matched the sweets. The bite-sized sweets arrived first, in a serving of 4, and the tea was brewed fresh each time, they reported.
You can also browse Japanese sweets and tea leaves to buy, perhaps choosing something to enjoy at home after your café visit. Natsume butter is described as a sweet made with fermented butter and walnuts tucked inside a jujube; some people choose it as a gift.
