Osaka’s New Matcha Paradise: “Matcha Kibun” and “MAMIDORI” Unveil a Double Delight with Grand Opening Campaigns!

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A Matcha Lover’s Dream Opens in Osaka’s Charming Nakazakicho

Osaka’s vibrant Nakazakicho, known for its quaint cafes and unique boutiques, has welcomed a new destination for matcha aficionados. A special collaboration shop, bringing together the popular matcha stand “Matcha Kibun” and the previously online-exclusive matcha sweets brand “MAMIDORI,” officially opened its doors, promising an unparalleled experience for those who cherish the deep flavors of Japanese green tea. This innovative hybrid store allows patrons to indulge in both expertly crafted matcha lattes and rich, authentic matcha sweets under one roof.

To celebrate its grand opening, the shop is running two enticing campaigns for approximately one month, starting from January 31, 2026.

Exclusive Opening Campaigns to Savor

Matcha enthusiasts can look forward to these limited-time offers:

  1. Special Price for Original Matcha Can

    For a limited period, the “Matcha Kibun Original Matcha Can (30g),” featuring 100% pesticide-free tea leaves from Kyoto’s renowned Wazuka-cho, will be available at a special discounted price. This exclusive matcha is specially fired to complement lattes, allowing you to recreate the authentic taste at home. From its usual price of ¥2,980, it will be offered at a campaign price of ¥2,200 (tax included), a delightful 26% saving.

    The campaign runs from January 31, 2026 (Saturday) to March 1, 2026 (Saturday).

    Matcha Kibun Original Matcha Can

  2. Free “Oimatcha” for Matcha Latte with Instagram Follow

    Customers who show proof of following the official “Matcha Kibun” Instagram account at the store will receive a complimentary one-step increase in matcha for their latte. This “Oimatcha” (extra matcha) service, typically priced at ¥200, is perfect for those who desire a richer, more intense matcha flavor in their drink.

    This offer is valid for customers ordering matcha lattes and requires following the Matcha Kibun official Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/matcha_kibun/.

    The campaign period is from January 31, 2026 (Saturday) to March 1, 2026 (Saturday).

    Matcha Latte with extra matcha

A New Landmark in Nakazakicho: Two Matcha Specialists United

Nestled amidst the charming old houses and artisan shops of Nakazakicho, this new establishment offers a serene escape. While primarily a takeout spot, a few seats are available for those wishing to relax and fully immerse themselves in the aromatic world of matcha. It’s the perfect place to pause during a stroll through the neighborhood and enjoy high-quality matcha.

Matcha Stand “Matcha Kibun”

“Matcha Kibun” prides itself on its commitment to tea leaves from Wazuka-cho, a region in Kyoto renowned for its superior matcha production. Their distinguishing feature is the use of pesticide-free, original matcha, specifically fired to create the perfect latte. This meticulous process ensures that the matcha’s robust umami and fragrance can stand up to milk, delivering a uniquely powerful matcha latte.

Matcha Latte from Matcha Kibun

Their menu includes the popular Matcha Latte, available in three levels of richness, and the “Today’s Matcha Latte,” which offers daily rotating specials such as fruit-infused matcha lattes. It’s a delightful exploration of matcha’s versatility.

Matcha Kibun Menu

Matcha Sweets Brand “MAMIDORI”

Making its debut in a physical store, “MAMIDORI” has previously charmed customers through its online shop and as a popular return gift for Kyoto Prefecture’s Furusato Nozei (hometown tax donation system). The brand’s sweets are a result of collaboration between tea farmers, wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets) artisans, and patissiers, ensuring an authentic and refined taste.

“MAMIDORI” uses 100% Kyoto-grown matcha without any artificial colors or flavors, focusing purely on the inherent deliciousness of the tea. While online purchases typically require buying multiple items, the physical store offers the convenience of purchasing single pieces, making it ideal for personal treats or thoughtful gifts.

Their signature offerings include the “MAMIDORI Daifuku,” a rich matcha anko (sweet bean paste) confection that captures the intense umami of matcha, and the seasonal “MAMIDORI Macaron,” which fills the mouth with matcha aroma from the first bite.

MAMIDORI Macaron and Daifuku

MAMIDORI Daifuku Box

Store Information

This new matcha haven awaits you:

  • Store Name: Matcha Kibun / MAMIDORI Matcha Sweets Store Osaka

  • Location: 4-2-27 Nakazakishi, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka 530-0015, Japan

  • Access: 6-minute walk from Nakazakicho Station (Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line); 10-minute walk from Tenjimbashisuji 6-chome Station (Hankyu Senri Line)

  • Business Hours: Weekends and holidays 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Detailed operating days are posted on the official Instagram account)

  • Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2sHUPPWNeZA7axcz5

Store Exterior

This collaboration spot in Nakazakicho isn’t just a shop; it’s a celebration of matcha, blending tradition with modern convenience. Matcha lovers are buzzing about this new spot, with one enthusiast exclaiming, “Finally, a place where I don’t have to choose between a perfectly brewed latte and a rich matcha dessert!” As Japan’s rich culinary culture continues to captivate global audiences, such specialized and high-quality matcha destinations are sure to become key attractions for both locals and international visitors seeking an authentic taste of Japan’s green tea heritage. This innovative partnership could very well set a new standard for specialty food experiences in urban Japan, inviting everyone to discover their own “matcha mood.”

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