Tea Shop
Teahouse
noun
A tea shop is a tea shop. Mmm, delicious, delicious tea.
Traditionally, a 茶屋 was a Japanese teahouse where travelers could rest and enjoy tea and snacks. These kinds of 茶屋 are less common today, but the term is still often used for cafes or restaurants designed to evoke the charm of historical Japanese teahouses.
This word uses the readings you learned with the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
茶屋に入る
to enter a tea shop
茶屋に行く
to go to a tea shop
茶屋に上がる
to enter a tea shop
町の茶屋
tea shop in town
なじみの茶屋
tea shop one knows well
山の茶屋
tea shop in the mountains
茶屋の女
woman working at the tea shop
茶屋のそば
near the tea shop
茶屋の店先
tea shop storefront
この町には古い茶屋があります。
This town has an old tea house.
茶屋に入って少し休みませんか？
Would you like to go into the teahouse and take a little break?
茶屋の前には竹林があって、赤い和風のパラソルもあります。
There is a bamboo grove in front of the teahouse, and there is also a red Japanese umbrella.