A Japanese cultural concept of treasuring meetings with people is called Ichi-go ichi-e (一期一会 “one time, one meeting”) . The preparation and presentation of green tea is one of Japan’s most beloved traditions. Green tea is perfect for a formal gathering or simply enjoying your favorite tea at home. Sonogi-Cha (Sonogi-Tea) is a first price winning Japanese tea among the most well-known places for tea cultivation like Shizuoka, Kagoshima and Uji. Sonogi-Cha comes from the middle west of Kyushu.
Apart from that, various agricultural products besides “tea” are handled there, we make contributions to the tea and agriculture industry in Nagasaki prefecture.
| ASATSUYU in Cans / あさつゆ（缶入） |
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ASATSUYU (1 Can)
We use rare and precious ingredients for our natural green tea that is called “Asatsuyu”, which means morning dew in Japanese. Those ingredients have been carefully extracted from the Warakake tea plant. The vivid green color and the mouthy-filling, strong sweetness is spreading from the first sip on. Enjoy the rich flavor of our tea.
1 can (100g) 1,500 Yen
| ASATSUYU in Boxes / あさつゆ（袋入） |
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ASATSUYU (2 Boxes)
2 Boxes 3,000 Yen
| NATURE GREEN TEA (自然仕立て) |
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NATURE GREEN TEA
Our Nagasaki Prefecture Green Tea was awarded by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry as the finest tea at the ceremony competition fair in two consecutive years. Enjoy the rich and original taste of pure natural tea leaves.
2 Boxes 3,000 Yen
1 can (45g) 1,000 Yen
| YAMAGIRI (山霧) |
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YAMAGIRI
Our Yamagiri Tea has a rich taste and incense in all three colors. This tea is perfectly suited for tea ceremonies of every kind.
2 Boxes 2,000 Yen
1 can (100g) 1,000 Yen
| YAMA NO KAORI / 山の香 |
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YAMA NO KAORI
The Yama No Kaori Tea has a rich smell and is perfect to offer to guests as a sign of good hospitality.
3 Boxes 2,100 Yen
1 can (100g) 700 Yen
| YAMA NO HANA / 山の花 |
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YAMA NO HANA
We use the “Yabukita” leaves to give our tea a fresh and rich fragrance.
5 Boxes 2,500 Yen
1 can (100g) 500 Yen
| Contact |
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Chayou Limited
Matsuo Masatoshio
874 Hitotsuishigō
Higashisonogi-chō,
Higashisonogi-gun,
Nagasaki-ken
859-3933
Web: http://chayou.jp
Japanese Tea Cermonies:
https://japanese-school-asahi.com/japanese-tea-ceremony/
About Japanese Tea:
https://japanese-school-asahi.com/tea/
