Japanese Tea Report – October 2024
The traditional hand-rolling of tea, known as temomi seicha (手揉み製茶), was the primary way for producing Japanese tea before the introduction of […]
The traditional hand-rolling of tea, known as temomi seicha (手揉み製茶), was the primary way for producing Japanese tea before the introduction of […]
Manpukuji Temple in Uji City holds a special place in Japan’s Senchado tradition, as its founder, Ingen, is considered the pioneer of […]
Japanese Tea Master Course is a unique way to experience the true depth of Japanese tea. In 2024, we were delighted to […]
Held every year, National Japanese Tea Competition celebrates and honors the craftsmanship of Japanese tea. This year’s event took place in Shizuoka […]
Interest in Japanese tea continues to grow abroad. In September, Shizuoka Prefecture announced an additional 10 million yen in funding to promote […]
The end of summer is nearing and the heat should subside soon. This offers a break to look back on the tea […]
It is not a secret that Japanese tea has been experiencing some challenges. However, this has also prompted to explore Japanese tea […]
Japanese tea consumption has been sluggish for a while, and a number of tea farmers quitting tea production has been growing. Makinohara […]
