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Thes du Japon has opened since this August and managed by the French Instructor of Japanese Tea, Florent Weugue. The French tea enthusiast has a great something about tea cultivar. He deals with more than 20 cultivars and more than 50 … Continue reading
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A spring tea party was held on 1st and 2nd April on an open-air folk museum “Kyodo no Mori” in Fchu, Tokyo. Tea merchants, tea farmers and tea fanciers provided various teas as they like. Shinkoju, the tea shop specializing … Continue reading
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Tea farmers plant or replant tea nurseries on their tea plantation on early spring (from late February to March). In general, the duration of tea plants cultivation is considered to be between 30 to 50 years. After the duration, tea farmers … Continue reading
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Speaking spring season in Japan, many people would recall cherry blossoms. Yes that’s right, however, not only cherry blossoms, buds of tea plants are also symbol of spring in Japan!! Buds of tea plants began to grow as it became … Continue reading