The world of afternoon tea mirrors the shifting colours of the four seasons. Sweets that showcase the allure of seasonal fruits and ingredients, paired with fragrant teas, weave an elegant experience that reveals a different character with each passing season. Wrapped in the themes and atmosphere unique to the moment, step away from the everyday and savour a leisurely interlude.

【Attraction Tickets】2026 Tokyo Ariake RÊVE DES LUMIÈRES Dream of Light Ticket【Skip the Queue, No Ticket Exchange Required】

Available 2026-09-03

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Please note: afternoon tea services have limited quantities and seating, and advance reservations may be required. Be sure to check before visiting.

Summer 2026 Afternoon Tea Picks

Yokohama Grand InterContinental Hotel: Peach Afternoon Tea (July 13 – September 13)

At the Lounge & Bar 'Marine Blue' on the 2nd floor of the Yokohama Grand InterContinental Hotel in Minato Mirai, a peach-themed afternoon tea will be served from July 13 through September 13, 2026, celebrating the season when peaches are at their absolute peak. The tea stand features an array of sweets that capture the juicy charm of peaches: a verrine of peach compote with yogurt blancmange, peach and lime mousse, fresh peach shortcake, adorable peach-shaped macarons with peach juice guimauve filling, plus peach jelly and almond tofu jelly. Savoury selections include a chilled corn mousse with prosciutto, fig and walnut ricotta quiche, and chicken mascarpone bruschetta — beautifully balancing the gentle sweetness of peach. Overlooking Yokohama Port from the elegant lounge, let the sweet, aromatic fragrance of peach envelop you. Pricing: 8,200 yen (includes one glass of peach sparkling wine and free-flow from 25 coffee/tea varieties) or 7,000 yen (free-flow only), 120-minute sessions.

Hyatt Regency Yokohama: Summer Fruit Afternoon Tea (July 1 – August 31)

The Union Bar & Lounge at Hyatt Regency Yokohama presents a 'Summer Fruit Afternoon Tea' from July 1 through August 31, 2026, lavishly incorporating ten iconic summer fruits: white peach, watermelon, mango, passion fruit, coconut, plum, lemon, fig, blueberry, and banana. Each fruit's distinct personality transforms across the sweets and savouries, painting a full picture of summer on your plate. Four seasonal fruit mojitos are also on offer to extend the summer afterglow. Pricing: 6,500 yen, or 8,000 yen with 90-minute sparkling wine free-flow, two-hour sessions.

New Otani Inn Yokohama Premium × Hakkeijima Sea Paradise: Summer Collaboration Tea (through August 31)

Directly connected to JR Sakuragicho Station, New Otani Inn Yokohama Premium hosts a summer collaboration afternoon tea with Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise at its 3rd-floor restaurant 'Shitamachi DINING & CAFE THE sea'. Ocean-inspired, refreshingly cool sweets and savouries cater to families, couples, and friends alike. Guests also receive a discount coupon for Hakkeijima Sea Paradise — making it easy to pair an elegant hotel tea with a full day of seaside summer fun. Pricing: 6,000 yen per person (limited to 20 servings daily), two-hour sessions.

Year-Round Kanagawa Classics

Kiyoken: English Afternoon Tea (Yokohama)

Famous across Japan for its shumai dumplings, Kiyoken might be the last place you'd expect to find a proper English afternoon tea — yet here it is, winning over a loyal following of repeat visitors who cherish the relaxed, hotel-lobby-like atmosphere.

Rilakkuma Afternoon Tea at Mahoroba Mines Miura (Year-Round)

On the Miura Peninsula, Mahoroba Mines Miura hotel serves an adorable Rilakkuma-themed afternoon tea available all year round — a must-visit for fans of the beloved character.

Fujiya Hotel, Hakone: Royal Afternoon Tea (Year-Round)

Founded in 1878, the Fujiya Hotel is a pioneer among Japan's classic hotels. Its main dining room, 'The Fujiya', serves a Royal Afternoon Tea complete with Crêpe Suzette prepared tableside. Beneath exquisite ceiling ornamentation and intricate carvings, enjoy seasonal sweets, chef-crafted savouries, and carefully selected teas in a space steeped in history. Pricing: 11,000 yen (tax and service included), reservations required. The hotel's annex, the former Imperial Villa Kikukaso, also offers a Japanese-style afternoon tea — 'Toki no Hikidashi Chiyobako' — featuring wagashi and Japanese-Western fusion sweets in a three-tier wooden drawer box, priced at 7,500 yen.