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The aroma of tea,
makes your life elegant.
Gyokuro
Gyokuro is characterized by its distinctive aroma, and deep, mellow taste. To create this flavor, Gyokuro is made using a special cultivation method in which the tea bush is covered in order to block out the sunlight.
Sencha
Sencha has become perhaps the standard “Japanese green tea.” Which is everyday tea for Japanese people. The distinctive aroma and refreshing taste are suitable for any time and any place.
Kabuse tea has a full-bodied flavor with a refreshing note. It is easy to chage the flavor and aroma by chaging the way of brewing. You can find the perfect cup of Kabuse for yourself.
Karigane
Karigane is created by combining the stems of Gyokuro and Sencha teas. This tea is known for its light taste and lack of bitterness and astringency.
In the long history of Japanese teas, Matcha stands supreme. This is the tea used in Japanese tea ceremonies, but it can also be enjoyed on its own. Matcha also adds a wonderful and unique element when used as a flavor with snacks and sweets.
Hokuzan was founded in Ujitawara, a small town outside of Kyoto in an area famed for its long history of tea making. As newcomers to the long tradition of Japanese tea-making, we feel it is our duty to create the future of green tea. We believe in the appeal and possibilities of our product, and we want to provide the world with a new kind of tea.
In 1738, Sencha, which has now become the standard green tea for many people in Japan, was created in a small town on the other side of a mountain from Kyoto. At that time, the new, clear green tea was considered innovative, a break from conventional teas. This never-before seen tea was developed by Soen Nagatani, through countless experiments and trial and error. Nagatani went on to share his new technique, known as the Uji method, with the rest of the country.
Now, centuries later, Ujitawara continues on that path first started by Soen Nagatani and produces some of the highest quality tea in Japan.