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Asamushicha (Light Steamed Tea)

  1. What Is Sencha? The Differences Between Asamushicha (Light Steamed Tea) and Fukamushicha (Deep Steamed Tea), Growing Regions, Flavour and Brewing

    What Is Sencha? The Differences Between Asamushicha (Light Steamed Tea) and Fukamushicha (Deep Steamed Tea), Growing Regions, Flavour and Brewing

    Sencha is perhaps one of the first teas that comes to mind w...

    2026/08/20

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  2. Matsushimaen’s Tea Master speaks on his passion for Hiire tea leaves by charcoal-fire and perspective on current market [ Kawane Tea, Shizuoka Prefecture ]

    Matsushimaen’s Tea Master speaks on his passion for Hiire tea leaves by charcoal-fire and perspective on current market [ Kawane Tea, Shizuoka Prefecture ]

    Kawanehoncho has an environment that is conducive to the cul...

    2025/03/10

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  3. The Wisdom of Forefathers Behind Tsuchiya Nouen’s 600m-high Tea Cultivation [ Kawane Tea, Shizuoka]

    The Wisdom of Forefathers Behind Tsuchiya Nouen’s 600m-high Tea Cultivation [ Kawane Tea, Shizuoka]

    Tsuchiya Nouen is found at 600m elevation in a town called O...

    2024/07/01

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How to use the Shizuoka Tea Map

  1. 1.Zoom in to the location you want to see on the map.
  2. 2.Click the Chaya icon you want to visit.
  3. 3.Information on the Chaya will slide out from the left.
  4. 4. Click on the red bar to close the slide.
    Clickto see the distance between the current location to the Chaya.
  5. 5.You’ll find our reviews of the shop and a link to the Chaya’s website.

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