Collection: Shizuoka Matcha – Japanese Ceremonial Matcha from Japan | MatchaJP

Tea fields in Shizuoka, Japan with Mount Fuji in the background – MEIYO matcha farm

Shizuoka Matcha – Authentic Japanese Ceremonial Matcha by MEIYO

Grown at the foot of Mount Fuji in Asahina, Okabe-cho — MEIYO cultivates and stone-grinds their own tencha on a single farm. Clean umami, smooth mouthfeel, vibrant color.

MEIYO tea farm, Asahina, Shizuoka · Photo: MEIYO
OriginAsahina, Shizuoka
ProducerMEIYO (own farm)
StyleClean umami, smooth
ShippingDirect from Japan
MEIYO grade guide — low to high
Entry · Latte
OKABE-NO-HANA
Gentle, beginner-friendly. Great for lattes. $8
Intermediate · Latte
AOBANE-NO-TSUKI
Balanced daily ceremonial. $10
High-grade · Usucha
ASAHINA-NO-YUKI
Best seller. Clean umami, low bitterness. $13
Premium · Usucha/Koicha
NYUFUNE-NO-KAZE
Flagship. Vivid color, rich aroma. $14
🏆 MEIYO — Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award, 8 consecutive times (2023)

About Shizuoka Matcha & MEIYO

Region guide

Shizuoka is Japan's largest tea-producing region, located between Tokyo and Osaka at the foot of Mount Fuji. While best known internationally for sencha, Shizuoka also produces high-quality ceremonial matcha — particularly in the Asahina and Okabe areas, where the cool mountain climate and fertile soil create ideal conditions for shade-grown tencha.

At MatchaJP, we carry Shizuoka matcha exclusively from MEIYO — a producer based in Asahina, Okabe-cho who cultivates, hand-picks, and stone-grinds their own tencha on a single farm. This end-to-end control allows MEIYO to maintain consistent ceremonial-grade quality across four grades, from the beginner-friendly OKABE-NO-HANA to the premium flagship NYUFUNE-NO-KAZE. Their farm has received the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award 8 consecutive times — a mark of recognized, consistent quality.

Frequently asked questions

What is Shizuoka matcha? +
Shizuoka matcha comes from Japan's largest tea-producing region at the foot of Mount Fuji. MEIYO cultivates and stone-grinds their own tencha in Asahina, Okabe-cho — producing clean umami, smooth mouthfeel, and vibrant green color. Their farm has won the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Award 8 consecutive times.
Which MEIYO grade should I start with? +
For beginners or latte use, OKABE-NO-HANA ($8) is the most approachable entry point. For traditional usucha, ASAHINA-NO-YUKI ($13) is the best-selling grade — clean, low bitterness, and well-balanced. NYUFUNE-NO-KAZE ($14) is the flagship premium grade suitable for both usucha and koicha.
Is MEIYO matcha good for lattes? +
Yes. OKABE-NO-HANA and AOBANE-NO-TSUKI are specifically recommended for lattes — vibrant color and smooth flavor that holds up well in milk. ASAHINA-NO-YUKI also works well for lattes while being clean enough to enjoy straight as traditional matcha.
Do you ship Shizuoka matcha worldwide? +
Yes. MatchaJP ships all MEIYO Shizuoka matcha directly from Japan to over 80 countries worldwide.

 

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