Abstract
This paper focuses on "Japanese tea cafes" run by tea farmers in a declining tea production area. Since
green tea is also a "luxury item", consumers want to visit the tea production areas for "fragrance" and
"taste" in addition to "price". This is a demand that will increase the added value of green tea in the
future. "Japanese tea cafes" can also be expected to revitalize production areas in the future, as they
provide a place where consumers can directly ask for the green tea that they desire to the producers and
thus uncover a new demand for green tea.