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Shimizu Port Shore Excursion:Shizuoka Tea Experience in Shimada-private Taxi Tour

～Discover A Tea History in Shimada ～

Enjoy an Authentic Shizuoka Tea Experience in Shimada

Tea Museum, Shizuoka is the perfect place to learn about About tea culture not only in Japan but also around the world.

Located in Shimada City, Shizuoka, this tea center offers a many kind of hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages.

You can get a lot of knowledge of tea information, learn about tea traditions around the world, and even experience.

Start your tea journey!

One of the best things about Tea Museum, Shizuoka is that you can try Japanese tea ceremony.
Let’s start your tea journey!

Whether it’s tasting fresh green tea and experience tea ceremony, there’s something for everyone.

Hawaiian tour group seated facing a tea ceremony instructor in kimono during a cultural experience in Shimada, Japan.
A group of seven travelers from Hawaii sits across from a tea ceremony instructor dressed in a traditional kimono — a serene start to their Japanese cultural experience in Shimada.
Close-up of a male guest adjusting his sitting posture during a tea ceremony in Shimada, highlighting the flexible and friendly nature of the experience.
One participant finds the formal seiza position challenging — but no worries! Adjusting to a side-sitting posture keeps the atmosphere relaxed and welcoming.
Guests and tea ceremony instructor posing for a photo after the cultural activity, smiling and standing up after sitting in seiza style in Shimada, Japan.
After successfully completing the tea ceremony, the group poses for a commemorative photo with the instructor. Maybe someone’s legs went a bit numb — all part of the fun!
Three Hawaiian visitors holding matcha tea together during a Japanese tea ceremony on a cultural tour in Shimada.
Three members of the group smile warmly as they hold their freshly prepared matcha tea — a moment of connection and calm.
Smiling male guest holding tea after the ceremony in Shimada, with another participant in the background holding a camera, enjoying the cultural moment、
The guest who struggled with sitting earlier now beams with joy, proudly holding his tea. In the background, another member readies his camera — looks like he captured the perfect shot!

Learn the History and Culture of Tea

The museum features fun and interactive exhibits.
Visitors can explore how tea is enjoyed in different countries, and how it has shaped culture over centuries.

It’s both educational and enjoyable!

Wall lined with tea samples from various countries, showcasing global tea culture in Shimada’s tea museum.
A stunning wall display of teas from around the world welcomes visitors. Each shelf represents a different country’s unique tea culture.
Visitors enjoying the aroma and texture of international tea samples during an interactive exhibit in Shimada.
Guests are invited to touch and smell tea leaves from around the world — a sensory experience that brings global tea traditions to life.
Indoor exhibition cases displaying global tea culture artifacts and history at the Shimada tea museum.
The indoor exhibit area features beautifully arranged cases filled with tea-related artifacts and history from across the globe.
Full-scale model of a traditional international tea-drinking home, showing domestic interiors and tea culture together.
Step inside life-size models of traditional homes from tea-drinking cultures around the world — a chance to see how tea fits into daily life.
Close-up of a traditional mustache-protecting teacup, a historical household item used to enjoy tea without wetting facial hair.
This unique mustache cup was designed to keep facial hair dry while drinking tea — a clever household item from tea-drinking history.
Inside a traditional-style Chinese tea house replica with a female visitor seated by the window, experiencing authentic tea culture.
Step inside a beautifully recreated Chinese tea house and experience the calm elegance of traditional tea culture. A guest enjoys the quiet moment by the window seat.

Shop for Tea and Local Gifts

Don’t forget to check out the gift shop.
You’ll find a wide range of tea products, local snacks, and beautiful teaware.

These items make perfect souvenirs or gifts for friends and family.

Find more shopping ideas:
Souvenirs Guide »

Wall display of various tea products including teaware, packaged teas, and tea-themed gifts, highlighting global tea culture.
A vibrant display of tea-related products lines the wall — from teapots and cups to specialty teas and souvenirs, showcasing the diversity of tea culture around the world.
Visitors stroll through the peaceful garden of the Tea Museum of Shizuoka, where tea culture blends beautifully with Japanese landscape design.
Visitors stroll through the peaceful garden of the Tea Museum of Shizuoka, where tea culture blends beautifully with Japanese landscape design.

Bonus Spot: Horai Bridge with a View of Mt. Fuji

Just a short drive from the tea center is Horai Bridge, the longest wooden pedestrian bridge in the world.
It’s listed in the Guinness World Records!

On a clear day, you might see Mt. Fuji from the center of the bridge.
It’s a peaceful spot to enjoy a walk and take great photos.

The world’s longest wooden pedestrian bridge, “Horaibashi”»

Horai Bridge in Shimada, the world’s longest wooden footbridge, certified by Guinness World Records, with a scenic riverside view.
Cross the world’s longest wooden pedestrian bridge—Horai Bridge in Shimada, a Guinness World Record holder. For just ¥100, enjoy this peaceful and scenic walk above the Oi River.
Back view of tour participants walking across the 897.4-meter-long Horai Bridge in Shimada, known for bringing good fortune halfway across.
Tour guests make their way across Horai Bridge — at 897.4 meters, the world’s longest wooden footbridge. Rumor has it, if you make it to the middle, good luck awaits!
Angled view of Horai Bridge’s wooden silhouette over the Oi River in Shimada, originally constructed in 1879 during the Meiji era.
The elegant silhouette of Horai Bridge stretches across the Oi River. Built in 1879, this historic wooden structure has stood the test of time and remains a symbol of Shimada.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a unique tea experience in Japan, visit Tea Museum, Shizuoka.
It’s fun, informative, and unforgettable.

Plan your trip today and discover the deep flavors and traditions of Shizuoka tea!

-Tour Highlights –

Highly recomend point

Catch a possible view of Mt. Fuji on a clear day

Visit Shimada Tea Museum sshizuoka, is a unique tea museum in Shizuoka

Enjoy hands-on green tea experiences

Learn about tea culture from around the world

Try delicious Tea，Food　and Table wear and browse the gift shop

Walk across Horai Bridge, the longest wooden bridge in the world

Catch a possible view of Mt. Fuji on a clear day

Who Is This Tour For?

Recommended For

People who want a relaxing day trip

Tea lovers and matcha fans

First-time visitors to Shizuoka

Travelers looking for cultural experiences in Japan

Families with children or seniors

Anyone interested in photo spots

Let’s join our special tour！

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