Jugetsudo (寿月堂, Maruyama Nori)

Jugetsudo is the Japanese-tea brand of Maruyama Nori, a Tsukiji house founded in 1854 that still describes itself by that date. The tea shops came later: Paris in 2008, and Ginza in April 2013, on the fifth floor of Kabukiza Tower beside the theatre's rooftop garden. Both were designed by the architect Kengo Kuma. In 2017 the house also worked on a project for the Portland Japanese Garden. The Tsukiji main shop does not publish an opening year of its own.

The Tsukiji main shop is at 4-7-5 Tsukiji, on the ground floor of the Tsukiji Kyoeikai Building, in the same part of Tsukiji as the Uogashi Meicha main shop. The shop opens 9:30 to 17:30, or 10:00 to 16:00 on Sundays and holidays; its tea room runs 9:30 to 17:00 with last orders at 16:00 and rests on Sundays and holidays. The Ginza shop at 4-12-15 Ginza opens 10:30 to 17:30, until 18:00 on Saturdays, and its tea room keeps the same hours with last orders at 17:00.

The house senchas are Jugetsu, which carries the shop's name, and Hyakunen no Haru, both in 100 g bags. The Uji side of the shelf is where the house spends its ambition: a gyokuro Uji Hikari in 20 g and the gyokuro Enso in a 20 g tin. The matchas are Manzara in a 40 g tin and Hatsumukashi in 20 g, with a Cuvée series above them. A hojicha called Hoiroage is sold as fresh-roasted, and the house also makes matcha sweets. In Ginza, the tea room looks out over the rooftop garden.