Japanese Tea Report – July 2025
Japanese tea remains popular overseas. According to the Kyushu Regional Agricultural Administration Office, the island’s tea exports grew by 24% in 2024, […]
Author: Simona
Japanese Tea Report – June 2025
With the tea season still in progress, tea-producing regions across Japan are exploring new strategies to distinguish themselves. In Shizuoka, where last […]
Japanese Tea Master Course – 2025 June
The Japanese Tea Master Courses returned in 2025, with the first session held in June. Twelve students from eight different countries, including […]
International Tea Day 2025
Established by the United Nations to honor the rich cultural heritage, economic importance, and health benefits of tea, 21st May is celebrated […]
Japanese Tea Report – May 2025
The spring season, which began in April, continued to unfold throughout May, marked by the opening of tea auctions in various regions. […]
Japanese Tea Report – April 2025
In April, Japan’s tea industry entered its key season with the opening of auctions in key regions. Kagoshima, now the country’s top […]
Japanese Tea Report – March 2025
Last month it was announced that in 2024 Kagohima became the largest tea producer overtaking Shizuoka that held the place since 1959 […]
Japanese Tea Report – February 2025
In a historic shift, Kagoshima Prefecture has overtaken Shizuoka as Japan’s leading tea producer, with a total production of 27,000 tons in […]