About this Item

• Hoshino-en Tea Utensils Matcha 6-Piece Set] How about a matcha set to accompany your home time? This cute 6-piece matcha set comes with matcha made by Hoshino-en. The set includes only the necessary items so that even beginners can enjoy matcha right away at home. The set is packaged in a beautiful cosmetic box, making it ideal as a gift, a present, or as a traditional Japanese souvenir for foreigners abroad.
  
• The set includes: Matcha Yame-no-Hana (made by Fukuoka Yame Hoshino-en), Matcha bowl (Minoyaki), Chasen, Chasen kusei (Bankoyaki), Chashaku, and a guide on how to make Matcha (written in Japanese and English).
  
• Recommended Uses] Experience it at home, enjoy it at home, for your matcha custom at home, for a break from remote work, Mother's Day, Father's Day, wedding gifts, elderly people's day, birthday gifts, gifts for friends, Japanese souvenirs for foreigners, as a store display, etc.
  
• Packing] Gift box *Please be careful of similar products from other companies that resemble the packaging.
  
• *Please be careful of similar products from other companies that may resemble the packaging. If you find any defects in the arrived items, please contact us by e-mail so that we can take prompt action.

Set includes

1. matcha green tea (Yame-no-Hana) made by Hoshino-en, produced in Yame City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. 2,

2. Matcha bowl (Minoyaki ware, Gifu prefecture), made in Japan. 3,

3. Chasen kyusen (Mie Prefecture, Bankoyaki ware) made in Japan. 4,

4. Chasen, white bamboo, several ears, made in China. 5,

5. Shirotake Chashaku (tea scoop) made in Japan,

6. Instruction manual for making Matcha (written in both English and Japanese)

Hoshino-en Matcha (Yame-no-Hana)

This luxurious matcha is produced based on the traditional cultivation method of Hon Gyokuro in Hoshino Village, Yame City, which boasts one of the best quality Gyokuro in Japan. It has a mellow flavor and a high-toned aroma unique to Hoshino matcha.

Matcha Bowl] Mino City, Gifu Prefecture This matcha bowl is made of Mino ware.

Since each bowl is handmade, there are individual differences in the scenery, dimensions, and glaze.

Chasen] A bamboo tool for making Matcha (powdered green tea). It is also written “Chasen” (tea whisk). (Import notification has been filed for food products, etc.)

When using a Chasen for the first time, soak the tip of the Chasen in lukewarm water and straighten the curled part of the tip before use. Please make sure to moisten the tip with water or lukewarm water before use. If you use it while it is dry, it may cause the tip of the whisk to chip.

Chasen kyusei (fixing the shape of Chasen): Shapes the shape of Chasen and makes it last longer.

Chashaku] Chashaku is a spoon used to scoop up powdered tea from tea containers such as tea containers and jujubes and transfer it to a tea bowl.