The tea house on the ground floor of the Panama Hotel, built in 1910 by Japanese architect Sabro Ozasa and now a national historic landmark. It serves imported teas from China, Japan and Taiwan with pastries, and the room doubles as a small museum of Seattle's prewar Japantown, including a floor window onto belongings left in the basement by Japanese Americans sent to WWII incarceration camps.
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