KOUSHUN
750ml $125×8
180ml $63×8
This product is available in a set of 8 pieces.
KOUSHUN Story
The raw material tea leaves, ''Koshun,'' are grown in Ikumi Village, Shimada City.
The producer, Mr. Yasuhiko Saito, is a leading expert in Japanese tea production in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Please enjoy the ultimate ''Koshun'' made by Mr. Saito, who has been selected as Yufuin's tourism ambassador.
750ml $125×8
180ml $63×8
This product is available in a set of 8 pieces.
KOUSHUN Story
The raw material tea leaves, ''Koshun,'' are grown in Ikumi Village, Shimada City.
The producer, Mr. Yasuhiko Saito, is a leading expert in Japanese tea production in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Please enjoy the ultimate ''Koshun'' made by Mr. Saito, who has been selected as Yufuin's tourism ambassador.
750ml $125×8
180ml $63×8
This product is available in a set of 8 pieces.
KOUSHUN Story
The raw material tea leaves, ''Koshun,'' are grown in Ikumi Village, Shimada City.
The producer, Mr. Yasuhiko Saito, is a leading expert in Japanese tea production in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Please enjoy the ultimate ''Koshun'' made by Mr. Saito, who has been selected as Yufuin's tourism ambassador.
KOUSHUN Story
The raw material tea leaves, ``Koshun,'' are grown in Ikumi Village, Shimada City.
The producer, Mr. Yasuhiko Saito, is a leading expert in Japanese tea production in Shizuoka Prefecture.
Please enjoy the ultimate ``Koshun'' made by Mr. Saito, who has been selected as Yufuin's tourism ambassador.
KOUSHUN taste
It is characterized by a fruit-like brilliance, a high-quality nori-like scent that comes after, a refreshing taste, and a moderate bitterness.
In addition, the bluish-yellow light blue color is a sign of the highest quality sencha itself.
It has a sharp and smooth drinking experience, and the rich flavor is enhanced by pairing it with salty foods such as cheese.
At 9pm after work, give yourself a little luxury of space where you can take a deep breath.
KOUSHUN tea leaves
As the name suggests, the tea variety ``Koshun'' is characterized by its freshness and strength, while retaining the lushness of the tea leaves.
The tea is grown using a ``bud-heavy cultivation'' method to produce high-quality Japanese tea, resulting in a richer flavor with a richer aroma.