Tea Room in Ome City is a hidden cafe along the Tama River. It is a special space only available on weekends, where you can relax with a beautiful garden, handmade cakes, and tea.

Located on the banks of the Tama River in Ome City, Tokyo, Tea Room is a hidden cafe that is only open on weekends and holidays. Its greatest charm is its English-style garden surrounded by lush greenery and its quiet location where you can hear the murmuring of the Tama River. You can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a relaxing time while tasting carefully handmade homemade cakes and scones and carefully selected tea. It is the perfect place to take a break from strolling through Ome's Showa retro streets or nature walks.

The interior of the store has a homey atmosphere where you can feel the warmth of wood, and you can spend a blissful moment while looking at the garden and Tama River outside the window. The terrace seats are especially popular, and on sunny days you can enjoy tea time in an open space while listening to the chirping of birds. The homemade cakes, such as shortcakes made with seasonal fruits and moist, fluffy scones, all have a gentle taste and go perfectly with tea. The hospitality, such as the fresh flowers served with the towels, is also appealing.

Although it is located a little away from JR Ome Station, its hideaway atmosphere creates a special time. After strolling through the retro Showa-era streets, why not take a little more time to relax at the Tea Room, surrounded by rich nature? This is a place we highly recommend to tourists who are looking for a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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The Tama River flows right next to the Tea Room, so it is recommended to take a stroll along the riverbank after your meal. In particular, Kamanofuchi Park is nearby, and you can enjoy beautiful views during the new greenery and autumn leaves. In addition, there are tourist spots around Ome Station where you can experience the atmosphere of the Showa era, such as the Showa Retro Product Museum and the Showa Lantern Museum, so it is a good idea to enjoy a stroll through the retro streets after visiting the Tea Room.