Professional's Guide to Japanese Tea
Discover Japanese Tea: Sannen Bancha
Kiroku Tea Garden: Women Owned Tea Farm
Discover Koicha, the thick matcha of formal Japanese tea ceremonies
Teatopia, Wazuka
Get to Know Your Tea Farmer: Noriyasu Uejima
Community Supporting and Supported Farming: Cyittorattu Part 2
Community Supporting and Supported Farming: Cyittorattu Part 1
Birthplace of Japanese Green Tea - Ujitawara
Get to Know Your Tea Farmer: Tarui Tea Farms
How Uji Tea Farmers Dance Gracefully with Climate Change
Does the best gyokuro come from Yame?
Magnificent scenery with mountainous valleys and open plains Centuries of tradition and rich cultural heritage A welcoming rural community Award-winning gyokuro... If the above descriptions resonate with you, Yame may just be the tea haven for you! And today on the fall equinox, we will be touching on Yame as one of the major tea producing regions in Japan but also to share with you what makes their gyokuro shine.