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A great place to take a break from your stroll around Asakusa: Japanese cafe Wasako

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Asakusa is the Tokyo area with the most foreign visitors. If you are tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, come to the Japanese cafe Wasako, where you can relax surrounded by the sounds of the forest.

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We built a small Japanese-style room with a forest feel in Kaminarimon 2-chome, a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station. Each tea ceremony experience lasts 45 minutes. Watch a tea ceremony demonstration and enjoy sweets and matcha tea If you wish, you can also have the tea actually made for you. You can easily experience Japanese culture without bringing anything. Also, wasako is an extremely relaxing space. There are no chemicals in the air, and the background music is forest sounds. How about taking a deep breath and having a cup of matcha?

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If you want to take a break in Asakusa, Tokyo, we recommend the Japanese cafe "Wasako"!

Asakusa in Tokyo has many attractions such as Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street, and just walking around is exciting. However, if you walk around for a long time, your feet will inevitably get tired. When that happens, we recommend Wasako, located very close to Kaminarimon Gate in Asakusa. We would like to introduce Wasako, which offers a comfortable time to those who come to take a break.

Relax in a quiet and soothing space with the sounds of the forest at R-LIVE

Wasako's special background music, the sounds of the forest by R-LIVE, is perfect for taking a break from your stroll around Asakusa. The gentle breeze and chirping of birds in the store have a relaxing effect, as if you were taking a walk in the forest. There is medical evidence that the sounds of the forest by R-LIVE balance the autonomic nervous system. Forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy a moment of healing for both body and mind.

A space with tatami mats

Tatami mats have many charms and benefits. First of all, tatami mats are made from natural rush grass, and their scent has a calming effect. The scent of rush grass has a relaxing effect and helps reduce stress. Tatami mats are also moderately soft, so you can sit on them without putting strain on your legs and back. They are gentle on the body and help relieve fatigue, even if you sit for a long time.

Furthermore, tatami mats have the ability to regulate humidity. They absorb moisture in the summer and release it in the winter, allowing for a comfortable environment all year round. These characteristics of tatami mats are one of the reasons why they continue to be loved by the Japanese.

The current situation is that homes and shops with tatami mats are decreasing

However, in modern Japan, there are fewer homes and shops with tatami mats. As Western lifestyles have become more widespread and wooden flooring has become mainstream, there are fewer opportunities to experience the beauty of tatami mats. For this reason, places where people can rediscover and experience the charm of tatami mats are extremely valuable.

In this environment, the Washako Tea Ceremony Experience Salon has been gaining attention as a place where you can fully experience the charm of tatami mats. At Washako, you can experience traditional Japanese culture through the tea ceremony. You will sit upright on the tatami mats and will be carefully taught while being explained the history and movements of the tea ceremony, so even beginners can participate with confidence.

A paradise for taste buds with exquisite matcha and Japanese sweets

Another attraction of Wasako is the carefully selected matcha and delicious Japanese sweets. The matcha, sourced from Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture, is characterized by its fragrant and soft taste. The Japanese sweets change every two weeks to match the season and their flavors and designs. They are a delight for both the eyes and the tongue. From the moment you put them in your mouth, you can enjoy Japan's traditional tea culture.

Enjoyable conversation with friendly staff

An essential part of the Wasako experience is interacting with the friendly staff. They will chat openly about not only tea ceremony, but also about the Asakusa shop, the customer's country, and even the small details of everyday life. Even first-time visitors will feel as if they are visiting a tea ceremony teacher's home, and the homely atmosphere allows them to relax and unwind.

in conclusion

Wachako is a hidden gem that you'll want to drop by when strolling around Asakusa, Tokyo. It's a place where you can spend a relaxing time with the staff, surrounded by pleasant music and enjoying delicious matcha and Japanese sweets. Please come and enjoy a luxurious time at Wachako. You'll definitely want to come back.

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https://wasako.jp/

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We built a small Japanese-style room with a forest feel in Kaminarimon 2-chome, a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station. Each tea ceremony experience lasts 45 minutes. Watch a tea ceremony demonstration and enjoy sweets and matcha tea If you wish, you can also have the tea actually made for you. You can easily experience Japanese culture without bringing anything. Also, wasako is an extremely relaxing space. There are no chemicals in the air, and the background music is forest sounds. How about taking a deep breath and having a cup of matcha?

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