Private Tea Field Tours with Obubu
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Actual farm work experience depends on the weather and time of the year.
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Interested in visiting us in Wazuka, Kyoto?
Wazuka is in the southern most part the Kyoto Prefecture, 45 minutes south of Kyoto city by train (and then a taxi or bus ride from the station). The nearest train station is Kamo (加茂) on the JR Kansai line, and the town is a 20-30 minute bus ride from the station (one bus per hour). The simplest way to get to us is a taxi ride to our office — around 2000 yen. We recommend the taxi as it may be difficult to figure out where you are by bus.
Please contact us using the form below to check our availability and schedule a visit. Visitations may be limited to official events during busy harvesting periods. All teas and other products will be available for purchase at Japanese prices (significantly cheaper since you avoid international shipping costs)…including products we do not ship overseas. If you have four people in your group, please contact us to make arrangements and for a group discount. If you are arranging a tour group, please contact us for details.
In order to fix your reservation, please make payment by PayPal or credit card AFTER we have schedule your tour date. If you decided to cancel, you may do so for a refund:
- Cancellation up to 2 weeks prior to tour date: Full refund
- Cancellation up to 1 week prior to tour date: 80% refund
- Cancellation up to 3 days prior to tour date: 50% refund
- After 3 days prior to tour date, no refund will be given, but we will send you 1-bag per person of your choice of tea so that you do not go away completely empty-handed.
Private Tea Field Tours
Tea Lover’s Tours: 6,500 yen/person
Please fill out this application form first. After we have confirmed the schedule, you may return here to make payment.
- Total time: 2 hours, Maximum of 4 people
- Arrive at our office by 10 am for morning plan or 2 pm for afternoon
- Approximate schedule (depending on season and weather):
- Visit one tea field (1 hour): Depending on the season and weather, you may have a chance to experience tea farming work.
- Tea tasting at our office (1 hour): Tea poured by our VP Matsumoto-san (“Matsu”), a certified tea instructor.
- Japanese tea sweets
- 1 free bag of your choice of tea per person
Tea Master’s Tours: 12,000 yen/person
Please fill out this application form first. After we have confirmed the schedule, you may return here to make payment.
- Total time: 4 hours, Maximum of 4 people
- Arrive at our office by 10 am
- Approximate schedule (depending on season and weather):
- Visit 3 tea fields (1.5 hours): Depending on the season and weather, you may have a chance to experience some tea farming work.
- Lunch (30 minutes): Tea soba (buckwheat noodles) lunch
- Tea tasting at our office(2 hours): Tea poured by our VP Matsumoto-san (“Matsu”), a certified tea instructor
- Japanese tea sweets
- 2 free bags of your choice of tea per person
Directions
The below directions include a message that can be shown to the taxi driver on how to get to our office from Kamo station (about 2000 yen).
Directions from JR Nara Station
Directions from JR Kyoto Station
Detail photo guide on how to take the bus from Kamo station to Wazuka (about 500 yen / person)
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Day 1: Kickoff, Travel, Dairy Farm
Day 2: Two events & a visit to the Sanriku Coastline
Day 3: Taro district, Miyako city & The Saori Project
Day 4: Town of Yamada & E-commerce Seminar in Kamaishi
Day 9: Ōshima Island, City of Minami Sanriku – Bringing Smiles Through Tea and Entertainment
Day 10: Touring around Ishinomaki, events at Watanoha & Inokawa
Day 11: Unity and Rebuilding in the Cold
Day 12: “All You Need is Love”



