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Tag: tea leaves

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 […]

2023-02-282023-03-31GJTea News, Tea Events, Tea Persons, Tea Producers, Tea Regions

Meet the Tea Farmer – Morihiko Yamamoto

On 22nd February we had one more Meet The Tea Farmer Event. This was the turn of Morihiko Yamamoto, 5th generation tea […]

2022-10-292023-11-30Tea Kinds

Bancha (番茶)

In the past we have published a few articles about different kinds of bancha. Nevertheless, we have never explained before what the […]

2022-04-282022-05-31Tea News, Tea Recipes

Japanese green tea from previous year(s)

Spring has arrived and with it the so much awaited first harvest! “Shincha 新茶”, or “fresh tea”, is the very first tea […]

2022-03-302022-05-31GJTea News, Tea Events, Tea Persons, Tea Producers, Tea Regions

Meet the Tea Farmer – Masaru Nakamori

At the Meet the Tea Farmer of last 23rd of March, we had the pleasure to – virtually – sit down and […]

2020-05-282023-03-31Tea Kinds

Kabusecha (かぶせ茶)

If April is the month for first harvest and shincha, May is when shaded spring teas are harvested.What is a shaded tea […]

2019-03-282020-04-08Tea Kinds

Kyobancha (京番茶)

March is the month when winter sets off and tea plants are pruned to be prepared for the incoming spring. The big leaves […]

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