Chadokoro PON-POKO now serves Imamura Tea Plantation's Kirishima tea!


Nestled in the calm streets of Oyama-cho in Itabashi, Tokyo, the tea house "Chadokoro PON-POKO" has begun offering Imamura Tea Plantation's Kirishima tea.

It is a special chance to casually enjoy, right in Tokyo, tea leaves from Imamura Tea Plantation nurtured by the rich nature of the Kirishima mountain range in Kagoshima Prefecture.


Here, along with deeply flavorful tea, you can savor the turning of the seasons, connections with people, and a warm lingering afterglow.


Recommended Menu at Chadokoro PON-POKO

Kirishima no Megumi Fukamushi Sencha — Deep-Steamed Green Tea (600 yen)

Tea type: Fukamushi sencha (deep-steamed green tea)

Cultivars: Saemidori, Tsuyuhikari, Yabukita

Liquor color: Vivid green

It is characterized by a fruity aroma, profound umami, and a robust body that envelops the whole cup.


Kirishima Organic Black Tea (550 yen)

Picked from 80-year-old "Yamatomidori" tea trees, this is a fully organic black tea.

It charms with a clean, refreshing taste and a gorgeous, flower-like aroma.


Black Tea Strawberry Soda with Kirishima Organic Black Tea (700 yen)

A refreshing sparkling drink made with Kirishima Organic Black Tea.

The sweet-tart strawberry and the aroma of black tea harmonize beautifully in this refreshing cup.

You can also enjoy other items such as "Kirishima no Megumi Fukamushi" and arranged teas made with matcha and hojicha — menu items found only at Chadokoro PON-POKO.


Shop Information

An anmitsu (Japanese dessert) and sencha shop

Chadokoro PON-POKO

Instagram: @chadokoro.ponpoko


Address

38-2 Oyama-kanai-cho, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo

A 3-minute walk from Oyama Station on the Tobu Tojo Line


Opening Hours

Weekdays 11:00–21:00 (L.O. 20:30)

Weekends and holidays 11:00–19:30 (L.O. 19:00)


Closed

Mondays / Fridays

* Open five days a week on the remaining days (subject to change around public holidays)


The only place in Tokyo where you can enjoy Imamura Tea Plantation's Kirishima tea — spend a calm, soothing moment at Chadokoro PON-POKO.