3 imagesMitsuuroko Label-less Shizuoka Green Tea
お茶 緑茶 ペットボトル 500ml 24本/48本 【P2倍】 ラベルレス ミツウロコ 国産 茶 静岡 茶葉 日本茶 箱買い まとめ買い 1箱 2箱 選択可
500ml x 24/48 bottlesグレーテル菓子店 楽天市場店
4.8 / 1168 reviews
Shizuoka tea
Japanese name静岡茶
Tea gardens, raw leaves, factories, merchants, and everyday cups form a prefecture-wide chain; Honzancha adds the Abe and Warashina headwaters, river mist, and Ashikubo’s seed-sowing tradition.
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3 imagesMitsuuroko Shizuoka Green Tea Label-less Bottles
お茶 緑茶 ペットボトル 500ml 24本 /48本 ラベルレス ミツウロコ 静岡茶 国産 茶葉 日本茶 箱買い まとめ買い 1箱 2箱 選択可
500ml x 24 or 48 bottles情熱畑 楽天市場店
4.8 / 8194 reviews
3 imagesKakegawa Deep-Steamed Sencha Green Tea Leaves
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100g x 3 bags佐次本製茶 掛川のおいしいお茶
4.8 / 273 reviews
3 imagesShizuoka Deep-Steamed Green Tea Bags
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250g (2.5g x 100 bags)【 お茶の荒畑園 楽天市場店 】
4.7 / 10359 reviews
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Kakegawa Deep-Steamed Sencha Green Tea Leaves 100g x 3 bagsLowest price | ¥1,180 | 佐次本製茶 掛川のおいしいお茶 | 4.8 / 273 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
Shizuoka Deep-Steamed Green Tea Bags 250g (2.5g x 100 bags)Most reviewedGift-readyValue pick | ¥1,280 | 【 お茶の荒畑園 楽天市場店 】 | 4.7 / 10359 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
Mitsuuroko Label-less Shizuoka Green Tea 500ml x 24/48 bottlesValue pick | ¥1,780 | グレーテル菓子店 楽天市場店 | 4.8 / 1168 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
Mitsuuroko Shizuoka Green Tea Label-less Bottles 500ml x 24 or 48 bottlesValue pick | ¥1,780 | 情熱畑 楽天市場店 | 4.8 / 8194 reviews | View on Rakuten → |
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Shizuoka Tea From Headwater Gardens to Kitabancho
Shizuoka tea comes into focus as a prefecture-wide chain: gardens, raw leaves, factories, merchants, associations, learning spaces, and the cup at home. Shizuoka Prefecture treats tea-related industries as a major industry and works across production, distribution, and consumption; prefectural links also point to the Tea Chamber, tea merchant federation, World Green Tea Association, Shizuoka Green Tea Guide, and JA Shizuoka Keizairen’s branding activity.
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Where this product is officially registered, designated, or recognized in Japan.
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FAQ
What is Shizuoka tea called in Japanese?
It is written as 静岡茶 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
What is Shizuoka tea?
Shizuoka tea is a Shizuoka Prefecture tea product family rather than a single maker's product, running through tea gardens, raw leaves, factories, merchants, and everyday drinking. Honzancha forms its mountain branch, grown in the upper Abe and Warashina river areas, with Ashikubo linked to a tradition that Shoichi Kokushi sowed tea seeds there about 800 years ago.
What makes Shizuoka tea distinct, and why is it a Shizuoka specialty?
Shizuoka Prefecture's tea work spans production, distribution, and consumption, and includes the World Ocha Festival. Prefectural tea organization links include the Shizuoka Prefecture Tea Chamber, tea merchant federation, World Green Tea Association, Shizuoka Green Tea Guide, and JA Shizuoka Keizairen branding activity. Kitabancho 81 in Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City is tied to the Tea Chamber and tea merchant cooperative bodies, while Kitabancho 94 is tied to the Shizuoka Tea Market and hand-rolled tea promotion group. Honzancha's mountain tea gardens are described with river mist, thinner leaves than plain-area teas, and vivid green color.
How is Shizuoka tea used or eaten?
The Tea Chamber organizes information on storage, brewing, taste, aroma, appearance, and uses. The prefecture promotes bringing tea into daily life through functional-information videos and educational materials.
How do you brew Shizuoka tea?
Water temperature varies a lot by type of Japanese tea: roughly 50–60°C for gyokuro, 70–80°C for sencha, and near-boiling 90–100°C for hojicha (including roasted stem tea), bancha, and genmaicha, steeped for about 30 seconds to a minute. A common ratio is about 3g of leaf per 150ml of water. Follow the instructions on the packaging where they differ.
How should Shizuoka tea be stored?
Tea leaves are damaged by light, humidity, and absorbed odours. Once opened, keep them sealed and away from light at room temperature and drink them within a few weeks. If you refrigerate them, let the container return to room temperature before opening so condensation doesn't get in.
Is Shizuoka tea a good gift or something to take home?
Most options are shelf-stable, boxed, and travel well, so they suit gifting or bringing home. Confirm the final storage and delivery terms on the Rakuten listing.
Where can I buy Shizuoka tea?
On Rakuten: the shops listed here right now are グレーテル菓子店 楽天市場店, 情熱畑 楽天市場店, 佐次本製茶 掛川のおいしいお茶, 【 お茶の荒畑園 楽天市場店 】. We don't sell directly; purchase, payment, stock, and delivery are all handled on the Rakuten product page.