Why tea@japan?
Welcome to tea@japan – Thoughtfully selected Japanese green & roasted teas, directly from small farmers in Japan. Thank you for visiting my small shop!
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Green Teabags
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Hojicha Teabags
About Tea at Japan
We’re proud to share the story of a tea farmer in Inuyama, crafting pure green tea since 1955. For decades, their mellow, honest tea was sold face-to-face within the local community—built on trust, tradition, and care. At tea@japan, we believe something this special should be shared. We're starting in the U.S., with hopes to bring this taste of Japan to tea lovers around the world.
Best Sellers
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Green Teabags (Teapot Size) -30bags
Regular price $20.00Regular price -
Hojicha Teabags (Teapot Size) -30 Bags
Regular price $22.00Regular price
What Clients Are Saying
Gentle Flavor
“The flavor is gentle and easy to enjoy. It’s become part of my morning ritual.”
Comforting
“Simple and comforting—a perfect way to relax.”
Daily Routine
“I love this tea. It’s part of my daily routine now.”
Let customers speak for us
Just the right amount of smokiness. It tastes smooth on its own and also goes well with desserts.
I am very happy to have tried this tea from the countryside of Japan, locally produced, sold, and shipped by a small business! It is shipped fast and with love and dedication! I have used it for hot and iced tea and both taste great. Thanks again for the delicious tea :)
Fresh, earthy, and smooth—just like in Japan. I also love the comforting roasted flavor of Hojicha.
Our Special Tea
We offer green tea and Hojicha made by people who genuinely love what they do. Grown naturally, harvested respectfully, and roasted with care—this is tea you can feel good about, from farm to cup.
About Inuyama
Tucked in the hills of central Japan, Inuyama is where our tea gets its soul. The red soil, the cool nights, the slow, quiet care—it all adds up to that smooth, mellow flavor you’ll taste in every cup. No pesticides since 2021, just old-school, earth-friendly farming and a whole lot of love for the land.
Our Blog
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Ichigo Ichie at Sunrise in Amakusa
Watching the sunrise in Amakusa, I was reminded of the...
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Traveling alone, I stayed at a traditional Japa...
At a ryokan, meals come at set times, and there...
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Sakitsu Church, a place deeply connected to the...
What moved me most was the interior.Instead of wooden pews,...
