Tea ceremony tools Matcha 6-piece set Beginner Home time goods (Yame Hoshino Matcha, Matchabowl, tea whisk, tea whisk straightener, tea scoop, instruction manual) (Hekiyu tea bowl)

1. Hoshinoen Matcha (Yame no Hana) Produced in Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Made in Japan,

2. Matcha bowl (Mino ware, Gifu Prefecture) Made in Japan,

3. Chasen straightener (Banko ware, Mie Prefecture) Made in Japan,

4. Chasen Shiratake Kazuho (Made in China),

5. Shiratake tea scoop Made in Japan,

6. Instructions on how to make matcha (Japanese and English)

■ [Hoshinoen Matcha (Yame no Hana)]

This is a luxurious matcha made based on the traditional cultivation method of Hon Gyokuro in Hoshino Village, Yame City, which boasts one of the highest quality gyokuro in Japan. It is characterized by its mellow flavor and the high-tone aroma unique to Hoshi's matcha.

[Matcha bowl] A matcha bowl made of Mino ware from Mino City, Gifu Prefecture.

This is a tea bowl for drinking matcha for the tea ceremony. Since each item is handmade, there may be individual differences in appearance, dimensions, and glaze.

[Chasen] A bamboo tool for making matcha tea. Also written as chasen. (Food import notification completed)

*When using the chasen for the first time, soak the tip of the chasen in lukewarm water to straighten the curled part of the tip before use. Also, always use it while moistened with water or lukewarm water. Using it dry may cause the tip to chip.

[Chasen straightening] Shapes the chasen to make it last longer.

[Chashaku] A spoon used to scoop matcha from tea utensils such as tea caddies and tea caddies and transfer it to a tea bowl.

[Cosmetic box]

How about a matcha set to accompany you while you spend time at home? This is a cute 6-piece matcha set that includes Hoshinoen matcha. This set contains only the essentials so that even beginners can enjoy matcha at home. It comes in a beautiful presentation box, making it a perfect gift or present for foreigners overseas as a traditional Japanese souvenir.