Tea sweets made by a tea shop

Speaking of tea, Shizuoka Prefecture. Among them, Kakegawa is famous for its deep-steamed tea. And what do you want when drinking tea? Yes, tea sweets, right? (laughs) Tea shops in Shizuoka Prefecture are making a wide variety of sweets using their own products and opening cafes, making business efforts. Mie Daiseicha in Kakegawa City makes tea sweets. I visited at lunchtime, and they were very kind to me. The shop, or rather the factory, is quite far up in the mountains in Kakegawa, so there are no customers, and since it's basically an online store, they seem to store their tea in the freezer, so I had to wait a little in the office until it was ready. However, they gave me delicious tea and talked to me, so it wasn't a problem at all. The dorayaki is made with a rare variety called "Kominami," so you can really taste the tea. By the way, there are events held every now and then at the south exit of Kakegawa Station, and they often set up stalls at those events, so if you're lucky, you can buy tea at the station. Also, the factory is on the way to "Awagatake," so it might be a good idea to stop by there. #ShizuokaPrefecture #ShizuokaPrefectureTourism #Shizuoka #RecommendedShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip #KakegawaCity #Kakegawa #KakegawaTourism #Tea #TeaShop #Sweets #TravelingWithMe #JapaneseSweets #MieUniversityTea