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Matcha JP

Koyamaen Matcha tea powder Ceremonical Grade 30g can KASUGA-NO-MUKASHI

$39.00 USD
$39.00 USD
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Origin: Uji tea fields, Japan
Ingredients: green tea powder
Shelf life: 8-10 months
Net weight:30gram

This product contains no artificial additives.

【Use applications】
･Tea ceremony (for thick tea)


About Yamamasa－Koyamaen

Yamamasa-Koyamaen is a long-established Matcha tea maker of Kyoto Uji.

It is one of the most famous and trustworthy brands of Matcha for tea ceremony.
Founded in the early Edo period about 400 years ago.
It has been highly appreciated as a brand of tea ceremony powdered green tea with trust and achievements from long ago.

At Koyamaen are making Matcha by  traditional manufacturing　method.

Koyamaen's Matcha is made with valuable stone mills handmade by a few craftsmen in Japan.

It is a secret to make delicious matcha green tea powder. 

 

The city of Uji in Kyoto is famous as the place of production of matcha in Japan.

The reason that Uji City became famous as a tea production area is because the climate and temperature were suitable for the cultivation of tea.

Uji city has annual rainfall of 1300 mm or more, temperature difference and temperature difference are intense, and it is suitable for high-grade tea growing.

Kyoto has also been in the center of Japan since ancient times, the tea ceremony culture has developed
Its history has increased the tea brand of Uji City.

Characteristics of matcha

Matcha, which is a 100% naturally derived food, is a very simple food in which picked raw leaves are steamed and dried, then selected and ground. Therefore, the quality of raw tea leaves is directly linked to the quality of matcha. In order to make delicious matcha, it is necessary not only to understand the processing and manufacturing methods, but also to be familiar with the cultivation and characteristics of the raw tea leaves. Yamamasa Koyamaen is a limited number of matcha makers that originated from tea farmers and still have their own gardens. We strive to produce high-quality matcha by consistently performing tea cultivation and grinding.

Matcha is a fine powder of very fine particles (about 5-10 microns), so it has a physical property that it easily absorbs moisture and odor, and is susceptible to fading under the influence of light. In addition, it is also characterized by rapid deterioration when the temperature and humidity are high.