Lee

Another must try at Asakusa. Recommend getting the No. 6 Matcha and Hojicha (your tongue probably can't tell the difference between No. 6 & 7)

Also bought some tea leaves as souvenirs

The crowd came and left the place quickly (12 noon). There is a seating/eating area at their 2nd floor

Bought their large Hojicha with Warabimochi milk tea. Managed to enjoy it together with my Kagetsudo melon pan here

Very thankful for the staff! Rather spend my money (~800¥) here than those tourist trap shops at Asakusa

Benches and ceiling fans available for you to rest and cool down on a hot day

This free museum is a must visit if you have 1 to 2 hours to spare! It showcases the various ancient currencies and their relevance in society and also highlights the story of Europe's franc and euro.