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Sencha is a type of green tea and a term used to describe the way how to drink it. It is the clear, golden or jade colored tea that Japanese people usually drink. There is a wide range of flavors depending on the quality of the tea leaves, origin, harvest time, variety, heat and blend.

We have written a guide to help you choose a fine Japanese tea, divided into different types of tea: sencha, fukamushicha and gyokuro. If you don't know much about tea, but would like to know more about tea varieties and drink better tea, this article will help you.

Alishan tea is one of well known Taiwanese teas and is grown in the high mountains. It has a bright liquor color, a gentle sweetness and a gorgeous aroma. It is said that the higher the altitude of the tea gardens, the lighter the aroma. Japanese tea is made by steaming tea leaves, whereas green...

If you are looking for a green tea with a beautiful jade color and a strong taste, aroma and sweetness, Kabusecha is one of the best choices for you. It is a relatively expensive tea due to the time and effort involved, but it is undoubtedly delicious. Kabusecha Shaded Sencha Green Tea Kabuse...

Yabukita is the most commonly used cultivar for the production of Japanese tea. The name "Yabukita" is sometimes given to green tea, and comes from the tea tree cultivar "Yabukita". In the past, 75% of Japanese tea was produced from the Yabukita, and this is what sencha represents! If you want t...

“Sayamakaori" is a tea cultivar from Saitama Prefecture, named after the Sayama region. It has a lovely fragrance of tropical fruits and flowers. If you want to try a tea with a different aroma If you want to drink a green tea with a flowery aroma If you want a green tea which goes well with t...

For the Japanese, a kyusu is essential for making tea. You don't have to live without it, but it makes tea time even better. You can make not only Japanese tea, but also oolong tea and black tea with a kyusu. We recommend that you own one. For those who have never bought your own kyusu teapot be...