Umami and a soaring grassy lift define this cup, while a floral note adds an aromatic complexity.

This Kanayamidori Oolong showcases a soft butter sweetness, delicate florality, and a satisfying undercurrent of umami.

Unassuming but deeply inviting, this houjicha is ultra classic and incredibly drinkable.  

A wonderful tool for making tea in the absence of a traditional tea pot.

Tenkuu, produced by Hiroshi Kobayashi, showcases the deep and vegetal profile of Kansai matcha.

A beautiful hand-woven tea strainer made by the Kyoto-based studio Kanaami Tsuji.

Kukicha boasts a beautiful glowing green color, rich fruity aroma, and a sparkling finish.

An incredibly rare fruity white tea produced entirely by hand.

An immersive tasting experience in our private gallery space, featuring the rarest and most exclusive teas in our catalog.

A breathtaking example of Silver Needle tea, a style practically unheard of in Japan, produced entirely by hand by Tsuguto Hattori.

The perfect travel teapot, this set includes two small teacups that nest within the kyusu.

The most satisfying houjicha that we have come across in recent years.

A shaded sencha with a deep green hue and notes of pine and butter.

A truly unique and one of a kind teapot—a true work of art.

A wonderful tool for making tea in the absence of a traditional tea pot

Our preferred vessel for enjoying aromatic Japanese teas at home.

A wonderful tool for making tea in the absence of a traditional tea pot.

Hojo White is made with ultra luxurious, sweet, and dense Kyara (Aloeswood). Expect rich musky notes of deep cacao and anise with layers and layers of complexity.

A short, stout, handless cup, finished with an energetic glaze by Kazuhiko Kudou.

A handmade Kyusu tea pot from Mie prefecture featuring a striking external blue-white glaze.

This is the perfect option for anyone looking to store their tea in the most ideal conditions with uncompromising style.

Our preferred vessel for enjoying aromatic Japanese teas at home.

The perfect travel teapot, this set includes two small teacups that nest within the kyusu.