🍵 AUTOMATIC FREE SHIPPING with minimum order of about £100 (Retail only. Offer ends Sept 24, Tokyo time. LOGIN required).

Matcha Shortage - Inventories are now at their lowest. Items in-stock or pre-order items can be found here. Pre-order lead times are estimates only and may change at any time.

🍵 Preordering — Your order won't ship until all items are available. Separate orders required for split shipments.

We are impressed.

#0985 - Shibakiri Tea Garden: Kiyomi - Handpicked Asamushicha

BUY NOW
Statistics

Japan's tea production volume and area

Japan's tea production volume and area - Yunomi.life

Ian Chun |

Year Area (hectares) Total production (tons; dry, unrefined leaf) Ooicha (shaded teas; tons) Sencha (tons) Tamaryokucha (tons) Bancha (tons) Others (tons)
2011 46200 82100 5840 53400 2200 18700 1890
2012 45900 85900 6420 54900 2320 20300 2050
2013 45400 84800 5990 53800 2270 21000 1860
2014 44800 83600 6260 52400 2060 20800 2070
2015 44000 79500 7000 47700 1790 20300 2680

Notes

  • 2013 and 2015 data is taken from statistics from major production regions.
  • 2011 and 2012 data is also not representative of total production due to the limitation of commercial shipments due to contamination from the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant meltdown.
  • Data taken from Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries report: http://www.maff.go.jp/j/tokei/sokuhou/syukaku_tya_syusan_15_2/
1 minute read

Leave a comment

Please note: comments must be approved before they are published.

  • Top-notch support

    Do you have questions about Japanese tea? Problems with your order? Contact us and we'll be on it ASAP!

  • Unmatchable Selection

    The world's largest selection of Japanese tea from artisanal tea farms, factories and expert merchants.
    See all vendors.

  • International Shipping

    Delivery guaranteed or your money back. We ship via DHL Express or the Post Office to USA and major countries. (Conditions apply.)

  • Learn About Tea

    Extensive info on Japanese tea and tea culture to help you grow as a tea drinker. Visit the Dojo for samplers!
Back to top