A tea named after Nanshuji, a temple associated with Sen no Rikyu.You can enjoy authentic Gyokuro.

The brand of this Japan refined green tea bag is Tsuboichi which has been producing and selling tea for over 170 years, in a manner that suits the times.Tsuboichi began in 1850 when Ichibei Tanimoto founded a tea wholesaler in Sakai, Senshu.
 
When the Port of Kobe opened in 1868, the business expanded to the point where it opened a branch office, and in the early Meiji period tea was exported from the Port of Kobe and Yokohama. It is also said that around this time, tea plantations were cultivated in the Enshu region. This coincides with the time when Eiichi Shibusawa contributed to the production and sale of tea. During the period of high economic growth, the consumption of tea increased explosively, and when domestic tea production could no longer meet the demand, Yozo Tanimoto, the fourth generation head of the company, was among the first to begin importing Taiwanese tea.

In February 2023, we acquired the international standard "FSSC22000" for food safety management systems. “FSSC22000” is positioned as the highest rank of food safety standards, including many standards such as ISO.In order to continue to provide safe products to everyone, Tsubo City's food safety system has been further strengthened to meet global standards.