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Organic Tea Production

Organic Tea Production: Why It Matters Currently, the choice of organic products in various areas (cosmetics, food, drinks, etc.) has become a real trend. Organic Tea Production is an importan...

Wakoucha: Japanese Black Tea from Japan’s Hidden Tradition

What is Wakoucha? Red tea — or black tea, as it is known outside producing countries — is called Wakoucha in Japan. The word "Wa"means Japan, "kou" means red, and "cha" means tea. Japanese Black Te...

Japanese Tea History

Japanese tea first arrived from China over a thousand years ago, brought by Buddhist monks such as Saichō and Eisai. In its earliest form, powdered green tea - now known as Matcha - was consumed in...

Organic Japanese Matcha Microfarm

What Makes Organic Japanese Matcha Microfarm Unique Organic Japanese Matcha Microfarm teas are cultivated in two of Japan’s most iconic tea regions: Uji, Kyoto, the birthplace of Matcha, and Kagosh...

Hojicha Roasted Green Tea

Hojicha Roasted Green Tea is one of Japan’s most beloved teas, known for its warm, toasty flavor and inviting aroma. Unlike traditional Japanese green tea, it is slowly roasted at a high temperatur...

TOP-5 mistakes in tea brewing

Top-5 Tips for Better Tea Brewing A great cup of tea is never an accident -it’s the result of the right tea brewing steps. Even small details like water quality, leaf quantity, and timing can make ...