Kaneroku Matsumoto World Heritage Genmaicha Teacup Shogyokuen Tea Factory's Tsuki no

Shogyokuen Tea Factory's Tsuki no Hikari

This red Isshin Clay Kyusu Teapot is handcrafted in Japan and is perfect for brewing a quality cup of Sencha

Each piece goes through a variety of processes and is handcrafted by artisans

Gently pat the whisk dry and place tine-side down on a clean surface to finish drying before returning to the plastic case or matcha stand

Kaneroku Matsumoto World Heritage Genmaicha Teacup Shogyokuen Tea Factory's Tsuki noAward winning Genmaicha! Genmaicha uses first flush green tea grown in Shimada, Shizuoka Prefecture, and rice grown in Shiroyone Senmaida, Ishikawa Prefecture, on the Noto Peninsula. Both places are registered as Agricultural World Heritage. This Genmaicha was awarded the No. 1 'Natural Flavor', Japanese Tea award in 2014. For coffee lovers, with its roasted flavor, Genmaicha is also an excellent way to ease into the world of green tea. You can steep