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Top 2 Farms Tours in Kyoto

2 tours  ·  from $360 a head

Kyoto rewards a plan. These 2 farms tours are the ones worth the booking, each with its price, what travellers thought and the detail to check before you pay.

Uji and Wazuka Matcha Farm Half Day Private Guided Tour - Uji Shrine and the old bridge
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Uji and Wazuka Matcha Farm Half Day Private Guided Tour

1.Uji and Wazuka Matcha Farm Half Day Private Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · from $360Our pick

Spend four hours exploring Uji and the tea-growing hills of Wazuka with a private guide, including Masae, whose family has ties to the tea trade. Walk by Uji River and through tea fields, taste at least three local teas, and share a Japanese bento lunch. Private, air-conditioned transport connects the two areas.

“Really unique and informative experience. One of our favorites on our whole trip to Japan. Masae is super friendly and knowledgeable and we learned a lot about tea and match while enjoying a good meal and nice scenery. Highly recommend!”

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7hr Private Wazuka True Hidden Kyoto Matcha Farm Experience - Walking through two local tea farms
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7hr Private Wazuka True Hidden Kyoto Matcha Farm Experience

2.7hr Private Wazuka True Hidden Kyoto Matcha Farm Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $520

Meet at Wazuka-cha Cafe at 10:00 am for a private tour led by a fifth-generation matcha farmer. Visit two local tea farms, learn about cultivation and processing, walk among the tea fields, take part in a matcha workshop and tasting, and enjoy a Japanese-style matcha lunch.

“This private Matcha farm tour was truly one of the highlights of our trip to Japan. Wazuka is a peaceful, scenic town with breathtaking views of rolling tea fields—and this experience gave us a deep appreciation for Japan’s rich tea-making histRead more”

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