Sakai City Tea Rooms Obaiian and Shinan

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Prestigious tea houses located within the lush Daisen Park, fitting for Sakai, the city of tea master Sen no Rikyu. "Obeian" is a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property, and "Shinan" was designed by a master of modern architecture, both concentrating traditional Japanese aesthetics. At Shinan, you can casually enjoy authentic matcha and seasonal sweets without a reservation. It’s a luxurious place to experience the "Wa" spirit and ultimate silence while gazing at a peaceful garden.

Sakai City Tea Rooms Obaiian and Shinan
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Sakai City Tea Rooms Obaiian and Shinan

Address
2-194 Mozusekiyunchō, Sakai-ku, Sakai-shi, Osaka
Website
https://www.city.sakai.lg.jp/kanko/hakubutsukan/chashitsu.html
Operator
Sakai City Teahouse Oubai-an / Shin-an

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