Summer gift tea Uji-en can leaves (9 cans) set Denjo Sonmei Kyusen Ureshino Kagoshima Yame color Koyanagi Gyokuro Hinotama Ise Kancha Uji Koko high

Founded in 1869, Uji-en presents a gift set featuring nine exquisite types of Japanese tea. With over 150 years of history in the Yamashiro region of Kyoto, Uji-en offers a selection of the finest tea leaves in the "Densho Sonmei Kyusen" set. This luxurious package includes nine carefully selected tea varieties from renowned tea-producing regions such as Uji, Shizuoka, Kagoshima, Yame, and Ise. Enjoy traditional flavors crafted by skilled artisans, including the signature "Okame" and "Hyottoko," as well as rare gyokuro and kabusecha, all in the comfort of your home. Experience a journey through Japanese tea with a rich array of aromas, flavors, and depth. Each box encapsulates the unique tastes nurtured by the terroir of each region. The refreshing astringency of Uji tea, the deep richness and sweetness of Yame tea, and the intense umami of gyokuro allow for delightful comparisons based on your mood. Use the included tasting chart to explore a variety of Japanese teas, from fresh aromas to roasted hojicha, creating a moment that brings quality relaxation to your daily life. Ideal for gifts, the modern and charming design of the mini canister brings joy with every use, and its beauty makes it perfect for repurposing as a small storage container. Packaged in a high-quality gift box, it is suitable for seasonal gifts such as summer and year-end presents, as well as Mother's Day, Father's Day, and Respect for the Aged Day. The stylish and sophisticated packaging is also a wonderful choice for gifts to esteemed individuals or those who appreciate Japanese culture. Content: 245g (steamed gyokuro 30g, sencha 30g x2, deep-steamed sencha 30g x2, kabusecha 30g x2, gyokuro 20g, hojicha 15g) Size: Height 230mm x Width 230mm x Thickness 35mm Ingredients (Japan): Green tea (Saga), green tea (Kagoshima), green tea (Fukuoka), green tea (domestic), green tea (Kyoto), green tea (domestic), green tea (Mie), green tea (Kyoto), green tea (Shizuoka). Uji-en, originating in Kyoto, has inherited the skills and spirit cultivated in the Yamashiro region since 1 869. Offering a diverse range of Japanese teas such as gyokuro,