Arahataen Shizuoka Tea Japanese Gift Yui No Can 2 Bottles Box (RedGreen) Natsume Present Green Deep Steamed Makinohara

Product Description: A vibrant Japanese-patterned can gift. The cute, rounded can resembling jujube fruit is very popular! It has a luxurious feel like makie (traditional Japanese lacquer art). After enjoying the tea, it can also be used as a small storage container. A lovely Japanese-patterned can for greetings and celebrations. The deep green and deep crimson colors vividly decorate the can. The elegant floral pattern is scattered across the deep green, creating a stylish can that evokes modesty. The deep crimson can, adorned with a refined floral design, is perfect for celebrations. Convenient inner lid for storage. It contains plenty of tea leaves. Even if you can't use them all at once, you can store the tea leaves. It can also be used as a small storage container. Even after using up the tea leaves, it can serve as a small storage box or a keepsake. Great as a gift for friends and family. Previous page: Deep steamed tea grown in the Makinohara plateau, blessed with natural conditions like sunlight and mist, is crafted by skilled tea masters using all five senses. Utilizing high-quality tea leaves through deep steaming method. The tea from Arabatakeen is made using the deep steaming method, which steams the leaves 3 to 4 times longer than regular sencha. It features a beautiful deep green color, mellow sweetness, and rich flavor. World Agricultural Heritage: "Chakusa Farming Method." Chakusa is a semi-natural grassland where grasses like bamboo grass and miscanthus are cut and used as organic matter in tea gardens. This farming method produces higher quality tea and promotes coexistence with nature. Soil creation through natural restoration farming. The secret to producing high-quality green tea is "soil creation." Rice husks and rice bran are fermented with effective soil microorganisms. The rich "rice husk compost" is carefully spread to nourish the land, allowing the tea leaves to grow deliciously. Evaluation of "taste, aroma, color, shape." To consistently provide high-quality tea to customers, skilled tea masters set strict standards for these four criteria. Next page: 1. Deep steamed tea from Makinohara 2. Deep steaming method 3. Shizuoka's chakusa farming method 4. Commitment to soil creation 5. Evaluation of "taste, aroma, color, shape." Colorful Wish packaging. Every year, about 10 million origami cranes are sent to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park from Japan and around the world. These cranes, imbued with "w