No complaints for this place! I was able to sit on the second story near a busy area and read or watch people pass by in the city. It was really awesome to see a tea menu with only matcha products that were fresh. I decided to get a frozen matcha with whipped cream because it was a really hot day and it felt good to drink something cold.
Upon entering nana’s you will be seating until someone can take you to a spot to sit while you look at the menu. Each of the drinks are whisked fresh so it take a little bit of time until you get your drink, but they give every customer a free postcard which kept me busy…
Overall, it’s an awesome place to grab ice cream on top of frozen or hot matcha… there are many combinations at nana’s and I wish I could go again.

This is a very nice tea house that offers a variety of hojicha and matcha however, the price is a little bit steep for what you’re drinking. The iced hojicha options are delightful and tasty however, the matcha is seriously lacking. Finding good matcha in Japan is unfortunately as hard as finding good matcha anywhere else in the world. You can order a bowl of matcha (think tea ceremony type of presentation) but don’t expect much out of your cup. If you’re a fan of matcha like myself, than I would suggest to stay away from this one and opt for the hojicha instead.

No complaints for this place! I was able to sit on the second story near a busy area and read or watch people pass by in the city. It was really awesome to see a tea menu with only matcha products that were fresh. I decided to get a frozen matcha with whipped cream because it was a really hot day and it felt good to drink something cold.
Upon entering nana’s you will be seating until someone can take you to a spot to sit while you look at the menu. Each of the drinks are whisked fresh so it take a little bit of time until you get your drink, but they give every customer a free postcard which kept me busy…
Overall, it’s an awesome place to grab ice cream on top of frozen or hot matcha… there are many combinations at nana’s and I wish I could go again.