Omiyage (souvenir) Tea Selection - Women in Tea

Omiyage (Souvenir) Tea Selection: Women in Tea by Yunomi.life includes three different Japanese teas, each with a 30-gram quantity, cultivated and produced in Japan by farmers who are women. The set contains: one sencha green tea, one sakura sencha green tea, one genmai hojicha (roasted green tea with rice) and 30 empty tea bags to make brewing your tea easier.

Experience the rich flavors and diverse profiles of these carefully selected teas, crafted by dedicated women who are making their mark in the world of Japanese tea. This set is designed as a perfect souvenir to bring home or give to someone special, offering a taste of Japanese tea tradition and culture.

The set includes the following teas:

• Ayumi Farms (Cyittorattu): Sencha that Laughs with the Mountains - a classic yabukita cultivar sencha coming from the artisanal tea farmer Ayumi-san in Fujieda, Shizuoka Prefecture. Locally and organically produced, the tea reflects Ayumi Farms’ cyclic philosophy of giving back to the earth and receiving from it in return. This mountain tea is characterized by its thin and delicate leaves, sweetness, and rounded aroma.
• Chasandai Tea Factory: Sakura Sencha with Sugared Sakura Leaves - a delightful blend of sencha green tea, sugared sakura (Japanese cherry blossom) leaves, and dried sakura blossom petals. Produced in Shimane Prefecture by Chasandai Tea Factory, which has been dedicated to crafting quality tea since 1911 and follows environmentally friendly practices, including organic production and sustainable packaging. This tea combines the refreshing flavor of sencha with the unique and elegant aroma of sakura. 
• Zenkouen Tea Garden: Genmai Hojicha grown pesticide free - this Genmai Hojicha is crafted by Zenkouen Tea Garden, a family farm dedicated to producing tea in harmony with nature. The blend combines roasted green tea (hojicha) with roasted Japanese rice, using a 1:2 ratio of roasted rice to brown rice. The tea leaves are sourced from Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan's largest tea-growing region, while the rice is from Miyagi Prefecture, renowned for its high-quality produce. Enjoy the elegant taste and aroma of this tea, a perfect accompaniment to your meals.