A long tradition of importing Japanese teas
In the world of specialty teas, Japan’s industry is one of the most regulated in the world. Strict attention is paid to growing fresh leaf, and being at the forefront of ultra-modern production. Most tea produced are consumed by the internal market, but our long history with top producers means we're able to offer some of the country’s best.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The Japanese tea ceremony has 4 basic principles that together, serve as its motto. In Japanese these are known as wa-kei-sei-jaku. In English, they translate as harmony, respect, purity and tranquility. The principles come from ancient Shinto, Buddhist and Confucian ideals adapted for tea many years ago.
The Japanese tea ceremony has 4 basic principles that together, serve as its motto. In Japanese these are known as wa-kei-sei-jaku. In English, they translate as harmony, respect, purity and tranquility. The principles come from ancient Shinto, Buddhist and Confucian ideals adapted for tea many years ago.