Regional Japanese Onomatopeia Teas
The clouds are white and fluffy (Japanese: fuwafuwa) today. The sand at the beach was so smooth (Japanese: sarasara) that the wind and our footprints made beautiful imprints. ...
Professional's Guide to Japanese Tea
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Get to Know Your Tea Farmer: Noriyasu Uejima
If you have been to Wazuka, in Kyoto prefecture, you will likely have heard of the 5th generation tea farmer, Noriyasu Uejima who runs Sourokuen (爽緑園), Uejima Tea Farm. The...
