Are Japanese tea shops similar to those in China? Do you want to buy snacks, such as fruits?

In Japan, tea shop is equivalent to our domestic coffee shop. Coffee and light food (such as cakes and snacks, and of course fruit) are usually provided. Going to a tea shop generally means drinking coffee, not tea. Even if there is tea, there are only oolong tea and black tea, far less than coffee. Of course, there are also many new tea shops, such as maid tea shops and comic tea shops, which are all varieties of tea shops that meet the changing needs of modern youth. If you are interested in fruits, you should go to a special fruit shop, where there will be more varieties and tastes of fruits.

In Japan, traditional tea shops are generally quiet, and even if there is anything to talk about, they are whispering. Moreover, there is an unwritten habit. Generally, if you don't refill your glasses, you can only sit in the store for about 1 hour. After ordering a cup of coffee, it is not advisable to sit in the store for a long time.