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Japanese Green Tea





Historically, Japanese green tea has 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.

Some of the names are included even though they are simply translations. This is because vendors may use the same name but purchase their tea from a different tea garden which can give a different taste.

The delight of green tea includes sampling a wide variety until you find your favorite varieties and vendors.

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

Bancha

Bancha Suruga

Chiran Kanayamidori

Chiran Yutaka Midori

Genmaicha

Genmaicha Kamakura

Genmaimatcha

Green Kagoshima

Green Kuki Cha

Green Kuki Cha Kamakura

Gyokuro (one of three primary Japanese Green Tea varieties)

    Gyokuro (Precious Dewdrops, Jewel Dew)

    Gyokuro Asahi

    Gyokuro Asahina

    Gyokuro Kamakura

    Gyokuro Hongyokuro

    Gyokuro Imperial

    Gyokuro Kanro

    Gyokuro Kuradashi Pinnacle, Ogura

    Gyokuro, Kyo Tanabe

    Gyokuro Moonlight

    Gyokuro Netto

    Gyokuro Pinnacle, Uji

    Gyokuro Suimei

    Gyokuro Tenryuji

    Gyokuro Uji

    Gyokuro Wazuka

    Gyokuro Yame

    Gyokuro, Yame Hoshino Village

Hojicha

Hojicha Kaiseki

Japanese Cherry

Japanese Sencha

Kabuse

Kabuse Uji

Karigane

Karigane Aichi

Ko-Kei Cha

Kukicha

Ku-ki Ho-ji cha

Matcha (one of three primary Japanese Green Tea varieties)

    Maccha Genmaicha

    Matcha

    Matcha Ceremonial

    Matcha Chiyo-no-Shiro

    Matcha Chiyo Mukashi, Uji

    Matcha Genmaicha Kamakura

    Matcha-Hana no En

    Matcha Hikari Organic

    Matcha-Hojin No Shiro

    Matcha Ice Cream Grade

    Matcha Kamakura

    Matcha Kaze

    Matcha Kiri-no-Mori

    Matcha-Koto no Tsuki

    Matcha Latte Grade

    Matcha Manten, Uji

    Matcha Miyabi

    Matcha Muzi

    Matcha Pinnacle, Ogura

    Matcha Premium

    Matcha Restaurant Grade

    Matcha Smoothie

    Matcha Thick

    Matcha Wako Thin

Miyazaki Sakimidori

Omaezaki Shincha Yabukita

Ono-en Shin Cha

River Willow (Yanagi Premium Green)

Sencha (one of three primary Japanese Green Tea varieties)

    Sencha Aracha

    Sencha Asamushi

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

    Sencha Chiran Supreme

    Sencha Deep Roast

    Sencha Extra Green with Matcha

    Sencha First Flush

    Sencha Fuka-midori

    Sencha Fukamushi Cha

    Sencha Fukamushi Supreme

    Sencha Gifu

    Sencha Gifu Yabukita

    Sencha Go

    Sencha Hatsumi, Shizuoka

    Sencha Hatsukura

    Sencha Hiki

    Sencha Honyama

    Sencha Ichiban

    Sencha Ingen

    Sencha Kabuse

    Sencha Kawane

    Sencha, Kagoshima, Yutaka Midori

    Sencha Makinohara

    Sencha, Matsuda’s

    Sencha Megami

    Sencha Miyabi, Uji

    Sencha Netto

    Sencha, Powdered in Packets

    Sencha Okumidori

    Sencha Otsuusan, Uji

    Sencha Pinnacle, Obuku

    Sencha Shimizu, organic

    Sencha Special Hika

    Sencha Tanegashima Kuritawase

    Sencha Tenbu Fuka

    Sencha Tenryu

    Sencha Umegashima

    Sencha Yamato

    Spring Harvest Sencha Kawakami

    Spiderleg Sencha

    Supersencha Kamakura

    Sencha Shin-ryoku

    Sencha Umegashima

    Sencha Yakushima Yutakamidori

    Sencha Zuiko

    Shincha

    Sincha

Tamaryokucha Koga

Tenbu

Uji Kawayanagi

Uji Mecha

Ureshino Tama Ryo-kucha

Zuisho Pine Sencha


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