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  1. Yabuzaki-en’s Global Ambition —From Asahina, One of Japan’s Finest Gyokuro Regions (Gyokuro & Matcha)

    Yabuzaki-en’s Global Ambition —From Asahina, One of Japan’s Finest Gyokuro Regions (Gyokuro & Matcha)

    Shizuoka’s Asahina district, located in Okabe, Fujieda City,...

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  2. Honoring Tradition, Embracing Innovation: Chatsutei’s New Brand-Delicious Japanese Tea Laboratory-【Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture】

    Honoring Tradition, Embracing Innovation: Chatsutei’s New Brand-Delicious Japanese Tea Laboratory-【Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture】

    Located in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Chatsutei is a ...

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  3. Nanaya matcha gelato: the bridge to the future of Japanese green tea【Shizuoka, Tokyo, Kyoto】

    Nanaya matcha gelato: the bridge to the future of Japanese green tea【Shizuoka, Tokyo, Kyoto】

    When one speaks of matcha, Kyoto's famous Uji matcha is like...

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  4. The Amazing Fujinokuni Tea Museum, Shizuoka : Immerse Yourself in Japanese Tea Culture with a Rich Tea Experience【Shimada city,Shizuoka Prefecture】

    The Amazing Fujinokuni Tea Museum, Shizuoka : Immerse Yourself in Japanese Tea Culture with a Rich Tea Experience【Shimada city,Shizuoka Prefecture】

    The Shizuoka tea industry began with tea seeds brought back ...

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  5. chagama : the gateway for promoting tea to the younger generation【Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture】

    chagama : the gateway for promoting tea to the younger generation【Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture】

    Located next to the north exit of Shin-Shizuoka Station, is ...

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  6. A Non-Alcoholic Beverage Priced Over 10,000 Yen: A New Pairing Concept Between Luxury Bottled Tea and Japanese Sake. Featuring Tokyo Sake Department (Tokyo) and Nagashima Sakaya (Shizuoka)

    A Non-Alcoholic Beverage Priced Over 10,000 Yen: A New Pairing Concept Between Luxury Bottled Tea and Japanese Sake. Featuring Tokyo Sake Department (Tokyo) and Nagashima Sakaya (Shizuoka)

    Japanese tea can be enjoyed in many forms — from teapots and...

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