Japanese Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea Powder – MATSUKAZE | Yamamasa Koyamaen (Uji, Japan) 150g (5.29 oz)
Japanese Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea Powder – MATSUKAZE | Yamamasa Koyamaen (Uji, Japan) 150g (5.29 oz)
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- Product name : Matcha tea powder
- Raw materials :
- Origin : JAPAN
- Expiry date : about 8 months
- Manufacturer : YAMAMASA-KOYAMAEN

Yamamasa Koyamaen MATSUKAZE
A versatile Uji matcha with balanced umami, pleasant bitterness, and a clean finish. Enjoy the distinctive character of MATSUKAZE in everyday usucha, matcha lattes, and tea practice.
Why We Recommend MATSUKAZE
MATSUKAZE offers an expressive yet balanced Uji matcha flavor for daily enjoyment. Its pleasant bitterness gives it a recognizable matcha character in both water and milk, making it a versatile choice for everyday preparation.
Flavor Profile
MATSUKAZE combines gentle umami and mellow sweetness with a pleasant, noticeable bitterness and a clean finish. Compared with the softer profile of SAMIDORI, it is a good choice for those who enjoy a more pronounced matcha taste.
How to Use MATSUKAZE
Whether you whisk it with water or combine it with milk, MATSUKAZE brings a balanced tea flavor to everyday preparation.
A pleasing balance of umami and pleasant bitterness for everyday thin tea.
Its noticeable matcha character pairs well with milk.
Adds recognizable matcha flavor to everyday desserts.
A versatile option for matcha-based drinks and recipes.
Enjoy MATSUKAZE Your Way
Enjoy MATSUKAZE as a simple bowl of usucha, a homemade latte, or in your favorite matcha recipe. Its balanced flavor makes it easy to enjoy in different ways without losing its distinctive tea character.
View Matcha Recipe Guide Easy recipes for lattes, usucha, and café-style drinksAbout Yamamasa Koyamaen
Yamamasa Koyamaen is a long-established matcha producer in Uji, Kyoto. The brand is trusted for consistent quality, refined tea-making, and a wide range of matcha for tea ceremony, daily drinking, and culinary use.
Why Uji Matcha?
Uji is one of Japan’s most respected tea regions. Its climate, soil, shading methods, and tea-processing traditions help create matcha with clean aroma, balanced taste, and vivid green color.
Stone-Milled Craftsmanship
Traditional stone milling produces a fine powder with a smooth texture. This careful process is one reason Japanese matcha feels soft on the tongue and blends beautifully with water or milk.
Preparation Tip: Sift Before Whisking
For a smoother texture, pass the matcha through a fine sieve before adding water or milk. Then whisk thoroughly for an even, enjoyable cup.
Product Details
Yamamasa Koyamaen MATSUKAZE 150g Can
Japan
Uji, Kyoto
150g (5.29 oz)
100% green tea
None. No coloring or preservatives.
Yamamasa Koyamaen
Usucha, daily drinking, matcha lattes, sweets
Find Your Perfect Koyamaen Matcha
Different Koyamaen matcha offer different flavor experiences. Compare these blends to find the profile that best suits the way you enjoy matcha.
Balanced umami with a more noticeable tea character. Ideal for everyday usucha and lattes.
Currently viewingA gentler, smoother taste for those who prefer lower bitterness in daily usucha.
Explore SAMIDORIHow to Store Matcha
To protect the color, aroma, and flavor of matcha, keep the can tightly sealed and away from light, heat, and moisture. Enjoy as soon as practical after opening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MATSUKAZE ceremonial grade?
Yes. MATSUKAZE is a matcha for tea ceremony, especially suitable for casual usucha and daily practice.
Is MATSUKAZE only for beginners?
No. Both new and experienced matcha drinkers can enjoy MATSUKAZE. It is especially well suited to those who appreciate a balanced flavor with some noticeable bitterness.
Can I use it for matcha lattes?
Yes. Its recognizable matcha character pairs well with milk, making it a versatile option for homemade lattes.
How is MATSUKAZE different from SAMIDORI?
MATSUKAZE has a more noticeable matcha character with pleasant bitterness, while SAMIDORI is a gentler option for those who prefer a smoother taste. Both can be enjoyed as usucha or in lattes.
Which size should I choose?
This listing is for the 150g can, a good choice for regular matcha drinkers. If you prefer a smaller pack, see the MATSUKAZE 100g pack .
How should I prepare it?
For usucha, sift 1.5–2g of matcha, add hot water around 70–80°C / 158–176°F, and whisk until smooth.
How should I store matcha?
Keep the can tightly sealed and store it away from light, heat, humidity, and moisture. For the best flavor, consume soon after opening.
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