Bamboo tea whisk from Nara
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Yellow tea from Sichuan Province, China
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Tokoname teapot decorated with marks of seaweed • 150 ml
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Green Tea from Anhui Province, China
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Competitive grade tea in gyokuro category, Kyoto
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Premium gyokuro tea blend by Horii Shichimeien, Kyoto
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Original sencha blend by Horii Shichimeien, Kyoto
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Competed tea in sencha category, Kyoto
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Competed tea in sencha category, Kyoto
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Handmade Tokoname teapot by Yūtaro Yamada • 140 ml
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Tokoname teapot made by Gyokko pottery • 250 ml
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Single origin green tea from old Ohmi Province, Japan
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Single origin green tea from old Ohmi Province, Japan
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Single origin green tea from old Ohmi Province, Japan
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Single origin green tea with a roasted sweet potato aroma from old Ohmi Province, Japan
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Single origin green tea from old Ohmi Province, Japan
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6×30 g different variants of tea cultivars from Shiga Pref.
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Green Tea from Zhejiang Province, China
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Tokoname handmade teacup by Jin Tanikawa • 35 ml
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Kiyomizu tea bowl from Seikanji kiln
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Kiyomizu tea bowl made by master Zenkō
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Premium green tea from the first harvest of the year by Marukyu-Koyamaen
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Aoarashi is the entry grade matcha in Koyama’s range suitable for making usucha
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Classical thin tea (usucha) with the name of Ise Shrine’s river called ‘fifty bells’, Isuzu
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Koyamaen’s Tenju is the highest ranked matcha suitable for making thick tea (koicha)
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Powdered green tea favoured by Raitei Arima, the chief priest of Shōkokuji temple
G******, 2019-07-13 14:05, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
I keep buying this matcha with my orders since the first time I tried it. Its very satisfying. While it has a pleasant taste as koicha, it is also great made as an intermediate between koicha and usucha (not traditional), which I often do.
Powdered green tea favoured by Koshin Sokei, the 12th generation grand tea master of Enshuryu
G******, 2019-07-13 13:59, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
********** I give this matcha more than 5 stars. This is a surprisingly special and delicious matcha that is so creamy and milky. I have tried so many different matcha from maryukyu koyamaen and other companies from Japan. This is the first one that literally has consistency similar to milk or even creamier, made as usucha. It is so well balanced and kind of addicting with an amazing taste that lingers and no bitterness. The price is great for such a wonderful matcha. I’m so glad Sazen distributes/sells these matcha outside of Japan.
Do******, 2019-07-09 08:19, HUNGARY
This tea is so good! Creamy taste, rich flavor, and I especially love the scent: at first like caramel milk, then a floral fragrance. Will order again!
Yabukita single origin green tea, Japan
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Saemidori single origin green tea, Japan
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Refreshing green tea from Kyūshū island
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Koyamaen's JAS qualified, organically cultivated matcha for making thin tea (usucha)
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Koyamaen's JAS qualified, organically cultivated matcha for making thin tea (usucha)
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Roasted rice blended with green tea from Mie, Japan
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Aged tea with a nice floral flavor from Japan
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Refreshing, clean tasting green tea from Mie, Japan
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Refreshing, mellow tasting green tea from Kagoshima, Japan
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Japanese green tea with a well balanced flavour
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Premium incense from HORIN series by Shoyeido
Oolong tea from Fujian Province, China
Banko Teapot from Taisen pottery • 200 ml
Great demand tea, called ‘evergreen pine’, is one of premium Hekisuien usucha
Purifying purple silk cloth
Yabukita single origin green tea, Japan
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Saemidori single origin green tea, Japan
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Taiwanese oolong tea
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Four-way teapot from Shikō Pottery, Shigaraki • 150 ml
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Four-way teapot from Shikō Pottery, Shigaraki • 150 ml
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Four-way teapot from Shikō Pottery, Shigaraki • 150 ml
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Refreshing, mellow tasting green tea from Kagoshima, Japan
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The registration and activation of the received points happens after the purchase.
By choosing the online payment method, it occurs after the successful transaction immediately, while when choosing the bank transfer or payment on delivery options, the activation occurs after the money has arrived to our bank account.
How can I use the points?
Points can be used at a later purchase to reduce the sum to be paid.
Registered and logged in users can redeem their points on the ‘Billing and shipping information’ page while confirming their purchase. Points can be redeemed for the net sum (Subtotal) of the basket, but they cannot be used for shipping costs or other additional costs.
There are no new points collected for the value of redeemed points.
Points cannot be exchanged to cash.
How long are points valid?
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Expired points cannot be revalidated, our system deletes them automatically.
How can I check my points?
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We wish you happy shopping and point collecting.
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