10 Must-See Places in Uji, Kyoto for Tea Lovers
<p>Renowned Japanese author Kimitake Hiraoka, more famously known as Yukio Mishima, described Japan as a series of contradictions. He noted that Japan was partially defined by the relationship between “old and new”. While Tokyo and Osaka help define the importance Japan places on technology and innovation, there’s a particular uniqueness found in Japan’s rich historical sites. What better way to experience historical Japan than to understand Uji and Uji’s special relationship with one of Japan’s favorite drinks, tea?</p>
<p>Uji is located south of Japan’s former capital city, Kyoto-shi. Home to approx. 180,000 residents, it is nonetheless well connected, with both Keihan Uji Station and JR Uji Station serving the community. But what makes Uji special? Let’s take a look at five must-see tea locations and several additional historical locations to help bring to life Uji’s special status as both a tea haven and a source of rich history.</p>
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