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Japanese Green Tea

Japanese green tea

Historically, these teas have set the standard for combining high quality with reliable taste.

There are three main types produced in Japan:

• sencha which is unshaded,

• gyokuro which is shaded, and

• matcha which is shaded and then powdered.

There are also variations such as bancha, genmaicha, kukicha, and others.

Names of these teas

Some vendors may use the same name but purchase their leaf from a different tea garden which can give a different taste.

It then becomes important to sample a wide variety until you find your favorite vendors and selections.

List of Japanese green teas

Here are over 115 different varieties and grades of green teas from Japan for your enjoyment with some sources.

Bancha

Bancha Cherry

Bancha Suruga

Chiran Kanayamidori

Chiran Yutaka Midori

Genmaicha

Genmaicha Kamakura

Genmaimatcha

Green Kagoshima

Green Kuki Cha

Green Kuki Cha Kamakura

Gyokuro

Gyokuro (Precious Dewdrops, Jewel Dew)

Specialty named Gyokuro teas

Asahi

Asahina

Kamakura

Hongyokuro

Imperial

Kanro

Kuradashi Pinnacle, Ogura

Kyo Tanabe

Moonlight

Netto

Pinnacle, Uji

Secret Garden

Suimei

Tenryuji

Uji

Wazuka

Yame

Yame Hoshino Village

Hojicha

Hojicha Kaiseki

Japanese Cherry

Japanese Sencha

Kabuse

Kabuse Uji

Karigane

Karigane Aichi

Ko-Kei Cha

Kukicha

Kukicha, Gokubo Kukamishi,First Flush

Ku-ki Ho-ji cha

Matcha

Maccha Genmaicha

Matcha

Specialty named Matcha teas

Ceremonial

Chiyo-no-Shiro

Chiyo Mukashi, Uji

Genmaicha Kamakura

Hana no En

Hikari Organic

Hojin No Shiro

Iri Genmaicha

Ice Cream Grade

Kamakura

Kaze

Kiri-no-Mori

Koto no Tsuki

Latte Grade

Manten, Uji

Miyabi

Muzi

Pinnacle, Ogura

Premium

Restaurant Grade

Smoothie Grade

Thick

Wako Thin

Miyazaki Sakimidori

Omaezaki Shincha Yabukita

Ono-en Shin Cha

River Willow (Yanagi Premium Green)

Sencha

Specialty named Sencha teas

Aracha

Asamushi

Asamushi, Uji, Ujibashi San no Ma, First Flush Sencha

Chiran Supreme

Deep Roast

Extra Green with Matcha

First Flush

Fuka-midori

Fukamushi Cha

Fukamushi Supreme

Gifu

Gifu Yabukita

Go

Hatsumi, Shizuoka

Hatsukura

Hiki

Honyama

Ichiban

Ingen

Kabuse

Kawane

Kagoshima, Yutaka Midori

Makinohara

Matsuda’s

Megami

Nishi First Flush, organic

Miyabi, Uji

Netto

Powdered in Packets

Premium

Kenshin

Okumidori

Otsuusan, Uji

Pinnacle, Obuku

Scent of Mountains

Spiderleg

Shimizu, organic

Shin-ryoku

Special Hika

Spring Harvest Kawakami

Supersencha Kamakura

Tanegashima Kuritawase

Tenbu Fuka

Tenryu

Umegashima

Yakushima Yutakamidori

Yamato

Yuza

Zuiko

Shincha

Sincha, Kagoshima Sae Midori

Sincha

Tamaryokucha Koga

Tenbu

Uji Kawayanagi

Uji Mecha

Ureshino Tama Ryo-kucha

Zuisho Pine Sencha

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