You choose the level, we choose the tea.
a life steeped in tea
Explore over 1500 products from 125 small-scale, often family-owned Japanese tea farms, tea factories, crafts and gourmet food producers.
Bridging Borders!
Yunomi is a brand with a mission: Bridge borders! We make it easy to cross cultural and linguistic oceans—particularly the oceans of complexity surrounding the international shipment of food.
Commerce as Communication
Our belief in the concept "Commerce as Communication" means we also seek to create lasting relationships between producers and consumers—more than “farm to table”, we promote “people to people”. On Yunomi, you can read about the farmers who grow your tea, and we translate your product reviews and questions into Japanese so the farmers can also learn about you!
Explore the Catalog
The best matcha from the brands sold in Japan.
Crafted for Japanese tea from both ceramic artisans and artists.
Choose your sencha, gyokuro, and other green teas by type, region, cultivar, etc.
Combine Japanese tea leaves with artisanal skills to produce black teas, and you get...
Steep your life in tea with these Japan-made goods for your closet, kitchen, dining, and living rooms
To fully enjoy Japanese tea, you need the cuisine. Here are the ingredients you can only find in Japan.Featured Products
Testimonials
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I still can't believe what good of a service you offer...
~Steffen / Norway
Featured Articles
by Chris Weiss
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of visiting the Kinezuka family of Naturalitea for a weekend at their organic farm located in Fujieda, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Although now a conglomeration of...
Japanese Minimalism
Fumio Sasaki lives in a one bedroom apartment in Tokyo. He has adopted a Japanese minimalism as his lifestyle. He has exactly 20 items in his closet. No more, no less. His apartment, which is only 20 square meters (215 square feet),...
By Susan Gavin
I had a wonderfully serendipitous moment during a trip to Nishio, the tea-growing region in Japan’s Aichi Prefecture. Because of its climate, Nishio is...