Matsu – Nagasaki Ikedoki Tea

Tea Gathering at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

On this day, we held a tea gathering at the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. The venue was the tea room adjacent to […]

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How old is the longest-lived tea tree in Japan? The answer is over 300 years old! Currently, the longest tea tree in […]

“Tea, please!” If you were to ask a Japanese person that, they would probably offer you sencha. In the West, most people […]

Tamaryokucha is a green tea that has a curved (curled) shape like a ball. Types of Tamaryokucha Currently, there are two types […]

In Hirado City, Nagasaki Prefecture, there is the oldest tea plantation in Japan. This tea field is said to have been opened […]

Spread a peaceful world with Japanese tea! We believe tea connects people and cultures. Tea has been embraced by many different cultures […]

Japanese tea was first introduced to Europe in 1610 when a Dutch merchant ship brought tea back from Hirado in Nagasaki. This […]