Fujinokuni Tea City Museum

Info

Address:

3053-2 Kanaya Fujimi-cho, Shimada, Shizuoka

PublicTransportation:

JR Kanaya Station → Shizutetsu Just Line To Sagara sales office, bus stop: Nikki Iehara, 3 minutes on foot; or Kikugawa-Kamiya Castle Line (circulation), bus stop: Fujinokuni Cha Miyako Museum, 1 minute on foot

CarAccess:

7km 10 minutes from Tomei Expressway Sagara Makinohara IC via National Route 473

Phone Number:

0547-46-5588

Parking Number:

80 units/free

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (tea room 9:30 to 16 o'clock) * Admissions are 30 minutes before each

Price

Viewing fee (permanent exhibition, tea room) 300 yen, tea ceremony experience 500 yen

Spot Category

Museum, Science Museum, Museum, Other Experience Facilities

Appearance of blowing wall using prefectural wood
Fujinokuni Tea City Museum

Japanese garden in Yukari Kobori
Fujinokuni Tea City Museum

Tea ceremony experience at the tea room "Vertical Eye Tower"
Fujinokuni Tea City Museum

Matcha ground experience
Fujinokuni Tea City Museum

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