400 Year Old Tea House | Mochi & Amazake in Hakone, Japan

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This tea house is run by the same owners for 13 Generations and have a good story handed down from father to son about the 47 Ronin! MAP: Amazake Tea House
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@deiterhogradish 2 года назад

Man, the ambience of that tea house. Like being dropped into a Kurosawa film. I was waiting for a shabbily dressed character to call out a friendly insult.

@dovardross7336 2 года назад

Still fabulous. Went there on my honeymoon in 1959. The hotel personnel treated my bride and me like royalty. Drove my father in law’s Toyopet 😊

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

Wow! I bet the 12th generation father who sat with us was there Dovard!! It hasn’t changed much in almost 400 years. I bet my grandkids can come back here and sit exactly where I sat today sharing them story with the 15th generation son!

@scorpioncoreuniverse8981 2 года назад

Love the story. The plus the tea house looks amazing for 300 years old and it's been taken care of by the same family that is just cool. Japanese does care about their past past so they could bring it to the future I hope the family keeps doing well and have a great future I have one day I'll see it.

@XYoukaiX 2 года назад

Yeah really nice but saldy "Japanese does care about their past past" isn't true anymore especially looking at bigger town. Those are "hidden" gems and its awesome that we can see them thanks to John.

@scorpioncoreuniverse8981 2 года назад

@@XYoukaiX Yes I do agree John is awesome bring us everything about Japan to and to all of us who can visit Japan.

@TalkToMe66 2 года назад

She is so right in saying: putting a little bit salt in "sugary", makes it taste sweeter. I learned that from my late grandmother, who added always a hint of salt in sweet, finnish fruit soups for example - but so she did also the other way around, like in sauces...

@alexquyenvo5196 2 года назад

For VietNamese, we add a little salt in when we steam sweet potatoes

@930sim8 2 года назад

Nice i shall try that 🙏

@michaelsasano8622 2 года назад

This livestream was so awesome John! I love hearing about Japan's history. And being told the 47 Ronin story in a 300 year old Amazake Tea House...sugoi!. Eating mochi and drinking tea is simply priceless in that environment. Thank you for taking us along my friend!

@spacejunk2494 2 года назад

The story is very worth watching. I would love to walk that trail.

@andiedance8263 2 года назад

impressive building, interior takes you straight back to its origins love the idea of cabinets in the stairs. barley water good for kidneys and cooling the body in the summer months, and of course amazake heats the body. mochi in any form is always good. son was so courteous waiting for your departure. will source more about the historical story interesting.

@kezbot2 2 года назад

You could imagine the samurai sipping amazake in there 400 years ago. How incredibly privileged to be a guest of such an historical treasure.

@jason_from_canada 2 года назад

Historical stories 🍵

@kezbot2 2 года назад

@@jason_from_canada the 47 Ronin story is indeed historical and fascinating!

@shannondore 2 года назад

Oh that tea house is incredible. I felt the history the minute you walked in. I'd love to go there someday. And the owners were so sweet. From the story to the song to waving goodbye. That was amazing.😊

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

You can smell and taste it too. I was sad to have to go - I could have stayed there for at least 2 hours!

@franny1024 2 года назад

Loved this episode, thank you John!

@litharose6305 2 года назад

What a treat! Thank you so much for sharing with all of us.

@memberman Год назад

This is such a nice place, so much history 13 generation is hard to fathom.

@VerhoevenSimon 2 года назад

I loved the story time, and the look at such an old building!

@innerworldsotherworldsjour9744 2 года назад

Wow! everyone is so kind, warm and hospitable it's so moving! Thanks Kotosan and the father and son tea house owners for your warmth, kindness and hospitality! Thanks John for sharing this with the world! The world needs more people like them!

@mtovar753 2 года назад

John, thank you for taking us there so we can we see this place and hear this story. It was so cool to hear- I had never heard of this story. I just added this to the list of places I want to see when I go to Japan. Thank you! That was amazing!

@samrutster 2 года назад

Amazing! When I went to Hakone, I had no idea of this place. Now when I go back to this most beautiful place, I will know it’s history and will surely visit and enjoy it more! Thank you John!

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

I know! Same boat - I’m so glad I came. Learned a ton. The whole country has so many hidden historical notes to explore in person. This is an excellent one! The checkpoint is especially well done. Very easy to walk around or catch buses. I was surprised about that. Will have to come back in warmer weather.

@marynamurray9385 2 года назад

What a treat and great story-telling !

@hannahcrossett3415 Год назад

This is so cool! Thank you so much for this fantastic video!!!!

@leekelly5357 2 года назад

Thank you so much! We will definitely visit this little piece of history!! 🍵

@HushedHermit 2 года назад

What a unique experience, thanks for sharing this with us

@gsummerhays 2 года назад

That is so cool!! 13 generations is just amazing!! 400 years old!!

@Pogue4 2 года назад

Just Amazing John Thank You.

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

You are very welcome! Great to have you with us on this adventure today *\(^o^)/*

@nadinegel 2 года назад

So much history in this tea house place, this reminds me of some ronin scenes in the samurai movies i’ve seen‼️

@simonas9862 Год назад

I liked the story and i would love to hear it again and again...

@007007gf 2 года назад

Great 400 year old story and the building is very historic. I can see the steam from the amasake while you are drinking it and can imagine the taste. The mochi looks so soft.

@generaladmi 2 года назад

wonderful story. thank you very much

@pepe_fez 2 года назад

Awesome place, really nice ambience 👍

@skankinmack 2 года назад

holy crap i was here like 3 years ago!!!

@blacksheep806 2 года назад

Whoa!! Such a cool looking place, feels like you stepped back in time!

@miriamc7139 2 года назад

What a great experience im all for it !

@Artractive_ 2 года назад

I want to go there so badly.. it’s beautiful, like a hidden gem that travels through time, it’s so inspiring to see two genuinely passionate and respectful men who love their craft.. wow!

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

thanks for anther most interesting video john extremely grateful

@min2vietin 2 года назад

It's a great story. Thank you Johna for doing this. You're the best!!!

@alcala8221 2 года назад

Hello John just saw this video and thank you this was a beautiful video and hearing the story.

@anasibndawood6696 2 года назад

This was beautiful

@pikakerose 2 года назад

what an awesome video n story i wish i visited this teahouse when i was in hakone.

@Swi55Milk 2 года назад

Love that tea house! It was one of the highlights of my trip :)

@katesommerville7217 2 года назад

Love watching something/someone that’s cheerful, thanks John. It really looks gorgeous. I’m still hoping to get to Japan one day 👍❤️

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

I hope you can make it here soon Kate!

@kpham7569 2 года назад

I was there in summer 2019! tasty drinks & mochi & nice lady owner. Such a great time! Hope can go back soon!!

@JapanMonAmourTheJapanHouse 2 года назад

Excellent!!

@NatalieYOT 2 года назад

Wow! That was something else!

@lesleyhulshoff6563 2 года назад

That's awesome! What an amazing place to visit,... with all the history and all!🤩🙏👍💯

@momonakokeshi6325 2 года назад

That a nice tea shop and owners were so nice. It's was good to hear a story about one of the 47 ronin.

@RobbC. 2 года назад

Excellent history lesson John + your guide, awesome stream. Another "to-go" pin in the map

@TabeshKhan 2 года назад

What treasures one can tread upon, Thank you John San. 😊

@MegaMastiffman 2 года назад

And I watched this last thinking it would hold the least history Wrong, wow that was amazing thank you

@bankerdave888 2 года назад

Wow, fascinating Samurai story!

@siddhantkarhadkar6250 2 года назад

Good to see the place is doing well! Was here 3 years ago in Jan19!

@zhangliubao 2 года назад

very nice little trip

@lioness77alfar 2 года назад

Love the tea house and his special care to wish you luck and good bye thank you for taking us along

@SC-mh5ix 2 года назад

A high dignified ceremony here , touching, cheers .

@zakariamohamed7175 2 года назад

WOW amazing 😻🌿💚

@v2015v Год назад

اجواء سحرية❤

@mohdnaserhussainnaser9838 2 года назад

Amezing

@astroboy3507 2 года назад

Such a Royal looking tea house!!! Massive timber beams!!!! And great set umai!!!!!👍🏻 Even a good bye song!!!👌🏻

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

This place, loved the smoky fire place smell and old feeling the warmth of fire and people :)

@astroboy3507 2 года назад

@@onlyinjapanGO yes it looked so cosy and nice people!👍🏻

@brotherzeke8002 2 года назад

Yes, I'm new to, Only in Japan. Seems that the sharing of food and learning is very much a part of Japanese culture. I'm in love with Japan.

@nirsommer 2 года назад

too bad you had to leave so suddenly, that place was great! but at least it leaves us with a taste for more

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

I know! I’ll be baaaaack! I still smell like the smoky tea house too :) I like it!

@bethdelacruz7693 2 года назад

This is the great ever interesting story of the of the sumarai. You see john one of my fav movie was the last samurai. So that is why im interested about Japan history and culture. About their integrity and other value they have. I love hearing stories like this. Hope you have more blogs about their interesting stories . Tnx

@elcomode 2 года назад

It's so beautiful and everyone is so friendly. i love this so much Thanks John for showing それはとても美しく、誰もがとてもフレンドリーです。私はこれが大好きですこれを見せてくれてありがとう。

@katherineyanagihara2909 2 года назад

Aloha! Wonderful!

@jaydkaladcamper 2 года назад

Nice place. You didn’t get to finish your mochis and amazake though. Will include this on my next trip. Thanks John for showing this.

@andresgiraldo7758 2 года назад

Awesome place and great live stream, made even better by spotting a Classic Mini at 25:13. The Classic Mini has a huge following in Japan, you should find one to rent and explore the streets of Tokyo!

@jarihult 2 года назад

Great stream and very enjoyable looking teahouse ! That story was scary but awesome at the same time 👍! Thank you for sharing 👍!!!

@tomservo9254 2 года назад

Sadly I missed this when I visited Hakone, the 2019 mega typhoon had just hit and all the transit and attractions were in a real mess. It's great to see it vicariously though.

@myramay5023 2 года назад

Wow John what a amazing trip and story of the 47 Ronin's . Question, did they died as Samurai or ronin ? In the film they died as Samurai. And we are having in the caribbean commercial of japan tours now. Thank you I enjoyed the bus ride with you. 🤗☕🙏

@jantravis4616 2 года назад

Kommichiwa, John hello! They used wooden pegs to connect the wooden beams . I would love some matcha tea . I'm watching from Oklahoma. Our weather has been a couple of days of cold and warm ups. Days of nearly 70s and it's January!

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

the lady escorting you john really does look like kanae

@alexquyenvo5196 2 года назад

Cool place and story, thanks for taking us here, John ! By the way, do you know if there's a Wao Rui Only in Japan channel as well ? Is it yours or someone copies your channel ?!?

@aoiferedmond91 2 года назад

You've given your viewers from around the world something rare and special with this particular vlog. What a great story and and such a lovely family

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

azumi 1 and 2 are two good films to watch john

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

yes n nails used and the smoke made the roof more waterproof and strengthened the ropes used i the roof and it killed off insects

@obc3095 2 года назад

Koto is also the 13 generation.

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

here in england health and safety is over the top john anyway here in england food would not be allowed to be cooking on a table in restaurants nor would fires be allowed to be burning in the home although if we did there is no hole in the roof for the smoke to escape john

@the-o5202 2 года назад

😍

@808ronin1 2 года назад

Like putting salt on watermelon, makes it a little more sweet

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

tea and bickies now john

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

im listening to a japanese lady donna the explorer in japan telling the story of the 47 ronin john

@garys5540 2 года назад

Do you know where the sepuku site of the 47 Ronin? This place is definitely on my bucket list

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

and battle royale 1 and 2 and also death note 1 and 2 and 3 i have them on dvd

@christianhansen3292 2 года назад

bye bye be safe.

@davidwolstenholme3672 2 года назад

your going into the restaurant john as made hungry so i have put a meat pie in the oven warming up tinned potatoes and tinned peas the peas and potatoes will do for two other days as i dont eat a lot john

@KSPRAYDAD 2 года назад

Amazake Tea House Mochi in your Vending Machines

@Jonluc66 2 года назад

does Amazake have any alcohol in it.?

@siddharthk522 2 года назад

The subtitles were timed pretty bad😄😄. It appeared before you started talking

@eatmaipoop 2 года назад

the lady's voice sounds very youthful.

@user-xp4lx9vu5f Год назад

Do they have an english menu? Do they welcome non-japanese customers?

@onlyinjapanGO Год назад

Yes, they do.

@user-xp4lx9vu5f Год назад

@@onlyinjapanGO can you guide me how to get there? I will use Hakone Free Pass and take the train from Tokyo. I saw another video showing taking a bus from train station. What kind of bus? What stop to get to the place? Thank you!

@zippo57jc 2 года назад

The goodbye song is Beautiful

@angelazuspan6302 22 дня назад

Why are people dying from mochi? Should we not eat it?

@jetvlz8592 2 года назад

When they left the father and son owner singing. Is it normal?

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

Yes, it’s fine, it was a song for farewell … but really, I thought the bus was at 33 not 25 past! We needed another 5 min :) it’s a place where travelers come and go. If you gotta go, you gotta go! They’re used to it, no matter what century you’re in. Just don’t forget to pay!!!! 💴

@jetvlz8592 2 года назад

Oh I get it! That's awesome.

@MuddyShoesBB 2 года назад

Koto is a hot babe!

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

She’s going to love this comment! 😂 🥰

@MuddyShoesBB 2 года назад

@@onlyinjapanGO Tell her, lets have tea together!

@bettypassat617 2 года назад

You didn't finish your mochi! What a waste!!! 😂

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

It was a shame for sure!! But one note - never rush eating mochi!! It is a killer at New Years because of people choking to death. Maybe I saved my own life?!

@jant4741 2 года назад

Table manners? To be polite, plates stay down, 2 hands picking up cups & bowls unless intending to be brash, upper ranked or uncultured… A head nod, admire food presentation, itadakimasu etc…. Lovely host. Amazing tea house!

@onlyinjapanGO 2 года назад

Sorry, I’m here for my viewers. They need to see what I’m eating. I lift the plate for them, not to try to impress the people not looking at me that I’m “cultured” so intending to be brash vs managing a live stream for an audience. There’s a difference when you’re here alone and with a camera. Compromise. Thanks for joining me here :)

@jant4741 2 года назад

@@onlyinjapanGO Waving a hot tea cup around while talking as if it were a glass of beer? You are also representing Westerners in Japan. Maybe to study tea ceremony a little would help to understand. You have been there too long for that or simply have no one that cares enough to teach you.

@koto943 2 года назад

@Jan T Hello! I'm Koto, the tour guide of that day. Thank you for watching the video(^^)！ I truly appreciate your input. However, please be assured that there's no need of having table manners like you mentioned above. We were sitting by the hearth without any table. Tall person like John would have to bend over really low toward a fire if he had made the plate stay on the edge of the hearth. Besides he was thoroughly well-mannered lifting the plate to prevent soy bean powder from flying out the air. I told him to hold the plate, so it would have to be me who should be blamed if the scene wasn't any likeable to you. The way John drinks Amazake is absolutely proper! I guarantee that you will be surprised to see Japanese people swirl their cup when they drink Amazake! Lastly the Amazakechaya(the tea house) is rather the old style café than the traditional tea ceremony. We don't have a dress code nor ask any table manners at all. Please come visit us and stay just the way you are and enjoy the ambience!

@jant4741 2 года назад

@@koto943 You would be fun to hang out with for sure! Thankfully no food rolled off that plate. The meaning is deep in that, but then I grew up in a Zen household that practices tea ceremony with antiques in a 200 year old house. (I was often scolded)