Approximately 20 minutes by Nara Kotsu bus (Wazuka-cho Kosugi bound) from JR Kamo Station on the Kansai Main Line. Get off at the "Naka Wazuka" bus stop. Show route
Op.Hours
24 hours a day
Cld.Days
No days off
Fee
Free admission
INFO
Please refrain from entering the tea fields as they are private property.
Wazuka-cho is a town nestled in the mountainous region of southern Kyoto Prefecture, renowned for its long history of tea cultivation. Blessed with abundant nature, this area cultivates high-quality tea leaves, known as "Wazuka-cha," particularly prized among Uji teas.
The Wazuka tea fields, sprawling across the mountain slopes, boast such stunning scenery that they've been designated as the first Kyoto Prefectural Landscape Asset. The beauty is particularly breathtaking in spring during the new tea season, when the young leaves glisten in the sunlight.
You can stroll through the tea fields, take a break at a tea cafe, and relax surrounded by the aroma of Wazuka-cha. Taking photos with the tea fields as a backdrop is also highly recommended.
Wazuka-cho also offers numerous facilities where you can experience tea culture, including tea picking and tea ceremony experiences.
The Wazuka tea fields provide a place to connect with nature and culture, allowing you to refresh your mind and body. Be sure to visit!