Yōjōcha Irodori Kohaku Special

• The sweet, gentle aroma of natural vanilla beans helps you unwind.
• Promotes a sense of flow and leaves you feeling refreshed and balanced.
• Japanese and Chinese herbs thoughtfully selected to support you through every stage of life.
• A well-balanced blend of ingredients containing polyphenols.
• Low in caffeine and free from additives.


Kohaku, meaning "amber" in English, was created to bring balance to the ups and downs of everyday life, and to encourage a simple habit of caring for yourself with a comforting cup of tea, even on busy days.

Its most distinctive feature is its aroma. Made with natural vanilla beans, it has a soft, elegant sweetness that helps you unwind and settle into a calm, relaxed state of mind. A carefully balanced blend of polyphenol-rich ingredients supports harmony between body and mind.

Low in caffeine and free from additives, “Kohaku” is easy to enjoy as part of your everyday wellness routine.


In Chinese medicine, foods are classed based on their energetic properties and their effects on the body. They are categorized as heating, cooling, drying, or damp. Balancing these properties is essential for maintaining health and preventing illness or disease.
This tea is made of ingredients that are believed to be yin, or cooling in Chinese medicine. Cooling foods are often used to clear heat, reduce inflammation, and promote a sense of calmness.

The tea is delicious both prepared hot or cold. To cool down in the summer heat, make a cold brew. Put the teabag into 500 ml water and let it sit in the fridge for 5-6 hours.
Kohaku is low in caffeine and free of artificial fragrances or additives.

The tea is available
A) as a Single Teabag (2.89 g)
B) in a Tasting Set Special - including a Kohaku Special (2.89 g), a Seiheki Special (4.9 g), a Shinonome Special (3 g), and a Geppaku Special Teabag (3.6 g)
C) in a Yōjōcha Tasting Set - including a a Kohaku Special (2.89 g), a Seiheki Special (4.9 g), a Kanaria Premium (4.5 g), a Moegi Premium (4.1 g), a Kujakuao Premium (3.3 g), a Karakurenai Premium (3.85 g), a Geppaku Special (3.6 g), and a Shinonome Special Teabag (3 g).

About the producer, Kameda Risaburo Yakuho:
Kameda Risaburo Yakuho was established in 1894 and is currently led by the fourth generation of the Kameda family. They create various products from herbs using the knowledge and legacy of Chinese medicine.


Place of Origin: Kyoto, Japan

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