You can enjoy the mild taste of Uji Matcha, the savory flavor of roasted brown rice, and the refreshing taste of Uji Yanagicha simultaneously. Yanagicha, similar to Sencha, is made from reaped tea leaves after the first harvest.
This is the first organic matcha from a Uji matcha farmer who has won many awards at competitions. Enjoy the elegant, refreshing aroma and the harmony of umami and bitterness that spreads on your tongue. It has a richly expressive flavor.
This Matcha is made from the Uji cultivar called “Gokou”, characterized by its strong umami and rich taste, and the sweet aroma reminiscent of the honey of flowers. It is a difficult cultivar to grow due to the short best harvesting period, and the tea is carefully handpicked and produced in small quantities.
This is Akabori-san’s Okumidori single cultivar matcha. The taste has little astringency, and the umami flavor spreads lightly and horizontally like an ocean on your tongue. It is a mild Matcha.
Hirayanagi-san, who is a master of the hand-rolling tea making method, with his long-time experience, is confident that the tea cultivar Harumidori best fits to grow in his tea fields. Please enjoy its gentle aroma and mild taste like early spring grasses. He aims to make tea that enriches the hearts of customers through his own hand-rolling technique.
These tea plants, cultivated from saplings in the organic tea field, develop a sweeter, gentler umami taste as they grow. With almost no lingering astringency or bitterness, this matcha is exceptionally delicious.
Handpicked, Saemidori Matcha from a long-established Uji tea farmer. The tea trees were converted from conventional to organic farming. It has a beautiful, bright green color, a sweet and gentle taste with a little bitter aftertaste.
The painting on this greeting card is Katsushika Hokusai’s famous ukiyoe “Kanagawaoki Namiura”. The card has a inner Japanese paper of a translucent sensu pattern and we can write your message for the recipient. Why not give your tea gift with your personal message to someone special? Please write your message in Order Notes at Checkout page.
Stylish simple ichimatsu pattern furoshiki wrapping for your gift.
Ichimatsu, a kabuki actor in the Edo period, wore this pattern’s hakama(formal skirt) and gained popularity among women. Since then this pattern is called ichimatsu.
This greeting card is printed with a picture of “Naniwaya Okita” by Utamaro Kitagawa. Naniwaya was a teahouse located near Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, and Okita was an employee of the teahouse. How about giving your tea present with your heartfelt message? Please write your message in the Order Notes box on the checkout page. We will print it on the inner Japanese paper of the card and send it with all our care.
