💗💚~~Hello, this is Tea ceremony and Calligraphy shop Waplus Nara~~💚💗

We have received some questions from customers, and we love that!

Today also we got it. They asked us “Which araea in Japan is famous for tea?” That is a good question!

We’ll introduce some of Japan’s most famous tea-producing area in a clear and easy-to-understand

way. If you’re traveling in Japan, this guide will help you discover new ways to enjoy Japanese tea along

the way.

💗Shizuoka Prefecture | Japan’s Largest Tea Producer

Shizuoka is the leading tea-producing region in Japan.
Thanks to its mild climate and rich natural environment, it 　produces tea with a well-balanced flavor—combining aroma, 　umami, and slight bitterness.

💗Uji (Kyoto) | Premium Tea with a Long Tradition

Uji in Kyoto is one of Japan’s most prestigious tea regions.
“Uji tea” is known for its long history and high quality, especially 　for matcha and gyokuro.

 

💗Kagoshima Prefecture | A Rising Star in Japanese Tea

Kagoshima has been gaining attention as a fast-growing tea-producing region.
Its warm climate allows for the production of tea that is light, smooth, and easy to drink.

💗Yame (Fukuoka) | Famous for High-Quality Gyokuro

Yame, located in Fukuoka, is renowned for producing high-quality gyokuro tea.
Carefully cultivated, this tea is rich in sweetness and deep flavor.

Understanding these differences can help you find the perfect tea for your taste.

We hold three sessions daily at 10:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM.

Why don’t you come and experience a beautiful tea ceremony?