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The 88th night: A Japanese tea tradition

Staff - Haruna

“Hachi-jyu-hachiya” is the 88th day after Risshun. Risshun is the day that Spring begins on Japan’s lunar calender. Currently, it is on February 4th. In other words, “Hachi-jyu-hachiya” is the 88th day of Spring, and is somewhere around May 2nd　(There is a one day difference...

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EVENT: Sayama-cha Tea Picking Festival

Ian

2014 Annual Sayamacha Tea Picking Festval will be held at the end of May.

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How to choose Japanese tea

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