Matcha and tea spots in Ginza
Ginza has some of Tokyo's best tea salons and matcha cafés, perfect for a first meet. Matcha cafés in Tokyo.
Ginza, Marunouchi, Nihonbashi and the area around Tokyo Station are where a lot of people from abroad work. It's easy to spend months going office to train to home without meeting anyone new. The good news: the area is full of calm places for a short after-work coffee with someone new.
Ginza has some of Tokyo's best tea salons and matcha cafés, perfect for a first meet. Matcha cafés in Tokyo.
Free, quiet and a five-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Good for a lunchtime walk.
A tree-lined street with cafés and terraces, lit up in winter.
Old shops and modern tea bars side by side, a short walk from the station.
English-friendly networking and social events run in central Tokyo every week. Making friends as a working adult.
Buy Me a Matcha helps you meet new people in Tokyo one at a time over a coffee or matcha. In English, friends only, free on iPhone.
Use short after-work plans: a matcha in Ginza, a walk in the palace gardens, or an English-friendly event. Friend apps help you find people nearby to meet one-on-one.
A café on Marunouchi Naka-dori, the Imperial Palace East Gardens, or the KITTE rooftop garden.
Yes. Ginza has several well-known tea salons and matcha cafés within a few minutes of the station.
Yes. Buy Me a Matcha lets you set your area by station, so you can meet people around Ginza and Tokyo Station one at a time over a coffee or matcha, in English.