Category: Tea Reports

August is usually a bit more quiet on the tea fields. By then most of the spring and summer tea production is […]

By the end of July most of the summer harvest has been completed and it is a good time to take a […]

The beginning of June typically marks the end of the spring harvesting season. Then the rainy season begins and replenishes the moisture […]

May is usually the peak of the spring harvesting season in Japan. That also means it is a great time to celebrate […]

April is an exciting time for Japanese tea. During this month most tea regions in Japan already start producing new spring tea.  […]

Tea buds have started to grow – it is not too long until we can taste the new tea. In fact, a […]

February is one of the coldest months in Japan. Soon, however, it will start getting warmer, spring is not too far away. […]

It is January. And here is 2022. Even if winter is typically a resting time for Japanese tea, both tea picking and […]