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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 […]

Hidden Christians. It is a well-known term in Japan, but until recently it was almost unknown overseas. Christianity is widely practiced overseas, […]

Under our mission “Spread a peaceful world with Japanese tea”, we have 2 activities: Tea Tourism Online tea store Tea Tourism Join […]

Tea in Nagasaki, the origin of Japanese tea. If you ask most Japanese people about it, they will probably say they don’t […]

This is a bit of a tricky topic because it requires some historical and geographical understanding. The origin of the name “Ureshino […]

Higashisonogi-cho is the largest tea production area in Nagasaki, producing about 60% of Nagasaki’s tea. Higashisonogi-cho is located in the center of […]

Higashisonogi-cho is the largest tea production area in Nagasaki, producing about 60% of Nagasaki’s tea. Higashisonogi-cho is located in the center of […]