ZENJIRO spun over a long history
[History]
For over 600 years, farmers have been producing with sweat and effort even in the difficult environment of steep slopes. Tea leaves of ZENJIRO has extraordinary value.
[Rarity]
Due to the high altitude and foggy tea fields, the umami of tea is condensed. We carefully select tea leaves from the natural terroir tea plantations.
We offer our authentic Japanese tea made in the best production areas to everyone worldwide.
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ZENJIRO Sencha Mino Shirakwa 50gZENJIRO Sencha Mino Shirakwa 50g
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ZENJIRO Hojicha Mino Shirakawa 50gZENJIRO Hojicha Mino Shirakawa 50g
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ZENJIRO Matcha Shizuoka 50gZENJIRO Matcha Shizuoka 50g
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ZENJIRO Hojicha Powder - Mino Shirakawa 50gZENJIRO Hojicha Powder - Mino Shirakawa 50g
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From the land of ancient temples strong> p> ZENJIRO is derived from Ozenji Temple in Kanagawa. Zen that enshrines the heavens and mountains and concentrates the work of the mind. Ozenji Temple was built in the Nara period and was a chokugan-ji temple for the protection of the eastern country as Koyasan in the Kanto region where Shingon esoteric Buddhism is practiced. The era when tea was brought to Japan by Kukai and others. Ieyasu Tokugawa took the ancient temple of Ozenji as a tenryo and later protected it under the Jodo sect of Zojoji. p> The Japanese tea brand Zen Jiro was named with the hope of spreading the thoughts of the ancient people who have grown tea from this ancient temple into their products and spreading it around the world. Only the selected tea leaves bear the brand name. p> Blessing of drizzling strong> p> The land of scenic beauty near the Kiso Mountains. Minoshirakawa. The river fog from a tributary of the Hida River covers the steep tea plantations. The history of tea cultivation has been 600 years since the Muromachi period. The fog blocks the sunlight, creates a rich umami flavor, and the high altitude, which is twice that of other production areas, slowly stores the umami flavor in the tea leaves. The soft and glossy sprout is exactly the blessing of drizzling. The finest tea leaves, also known as natural Gyokuro. Please enjoy the drops of supreme tea leaves of the past ten Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Awards and the Emperor's Cup. p>