Uji Matcha “Ichigo Ichie” | Premium Japanese Green Tea Powder
Uji Matcha “Ichigo Ichie” | Premium Japanese Green Tea Powder
Our signature Uji Matcha is a premium expression of Japanese tea culture, known for its rich fragrance, smooth depth, and elegant finish.
Carefully crafted from finely milled green tea leaves, it delivers a vivid green color and a refined, full-bodied taste that lingers gently on the palate.
Inspired by the spirit of “Ichigo Ichie” — treasuring each moment as unique — this matcha is made for quiet rituals, thoughtful gifting, and everyday moments of calm.
A beautiful choice for anyone seeking an authentic and elevated Japanese tea experience.
◆About Japanese tea
Japanese tea culture traces its roots back to around the Nara period, when tea culture was introduced from China and gradually took root in Japan. By the Kamakura period, tea cultivation became more widespread, and over time tea came to be enjoyed throughout the country as part of everyday life and cultural tradition.
Unlike black tea, which is fully fermented, and oolong tea, which is semi-fermented, Japanese green tea is made as an unfermented tea. Early in the production process, the tea leaves are steamed to stop oxidation, helping preserve their fresh character, vivid color, and delicate flavor. Matcha follows its own careful process and is valued for both its beautiful appearance and its refined taste.
Japanese tea is also appreciated for containing the umami component theanine and catechins, which are widely recognized around the world. In other words, matcha is not only delicious, but also a comforting drink that brings both richness and a sense of well-being to everyday life.
With its fragrant character and smooth, rounded taste, Ichigo Ichie Uji Matcha is our signature expression of this tradition — a cup that invites you to slow down and savor the moment.
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