This is a list of Japanās tea production regions and subregions. Explore Major Tea Production Areas in Japan ā An Evolving Project to learn more about some of the countryās major tea-producing areas.
Explore Japanese Tea Regions
01 Hokkaido 02 Tohoku 03 Kanto 04 Kansai 05 Chugoku 06 Chubu 07 Shikoku 08 Kyushu
Japanese Prefectures by Region
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Japanese Prefectures in Alphabetical Order
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- Oita 大åē
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- Tokushima 徳島ē
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