Japanese Tea Report – April 2023
This year the weather has been warm and the spring harvest has started early. Almost every tea growing region from Nagaski to […]
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Shigarakiyaki 信楽焼
No tea can be enjoyed without a vessel. And Shigarakiyaki (信楽焼) in Shiga Prefecture is one of the oldest poetry styles in […]
Japanese Tea Report – March 2023
The days are getting warmer and the spring harvest is not far away. On 13th March a tea picking event was already […]
Japanese Tea Report – February 2023
February is typically one of the coldest months in Japan, and this year many areas of the country got plenty of snow […]
Winter Activities on a Tea Farm
It is cold in the winter and the tea bushes are resting now. But it does not mean there is nothing to […]
Japanese Tea Report – January 2023
Green tea is the main kind of tea in Japan, but the domestic demand for it has been decreasing over the last […]
Japanese Tea Evangelist Program 2022
Japanese Tea Evangelist Program is a new program that focuses on Japanese students who are go to study abroad. 2022 was the […]
Japanese Tea Report – December 2022
December marks the end of the year. Demand for loose leaf tea in Japan has been going down for a while and […]