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2025-01-292025-02-27GJTea News, Tea Kinds, Tea News

Unpacking the Matcha Shortage: An Insightful Look

By the time autumn 2024 rolled around, rumors of a significant “matcha shortage” began circulating globally. Since then, we have received numerous […]

2024-12-192024-12-19GJTea News, Tea Culture, Tea Education

New Publications on Japanese Tea

We have frequently discussed the challenge of finding Japanese tea publications in other languages. While we’ve reviewed a few in the past, […]

2024-07-302024-08-06Tea Education

Tea Plant Propagation in Japan

When a new tea field is planted, how is it done?    The most natural way to propagate a tea plant is […]

2024-06-282024-06-28Tea Culture, Tea Education, Tea News

Tetsubin 鉄瓶

Tetsubin – literally “iron pot” (鉄瓶), is a Japanese cast iron kettle used for boiling water for tea. Their very first appearance […]

2023-11-302023-12-01Tea Culture, Tea Events, Tea News, Tea Persons

The Highest Matcha Ever

Angela Yeung, South African of Asian origin, is one of our Tea Fellows but also a Japanese Tea Master and founder of […]

2023-10-262023-10-27Tea Culture, Tea Education, Tea Persons

Shifuku 仕服

In Chanoyu, the Japanese Tea Ceremony, valued and high status pieces such as the chaire (tea caddy) and prized chawan are displayed […]

2023-09-282023-09-29Tea Culture, Tea Events, Tea News

Zaparzaj Tea Festival 2023

If there’s something about tea that always amazes me is its unmatched ability to connect people all over the world, crossing all […]

2023-06-282023-06-29Tea Culture

Izushiyaki 出石焼

In Hyōgo prefecture there is small old town named Izushi. It has the old castle ruins, a shrine, a torii gate… and […]

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