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Asamono Mukashi

by Gyokurinen玉林園

Similar on Amazon

Yamamasa Koyamaen Senjin no Mukashi

A different tea of a similar grade — this one isn't sold on Amazon · 30g

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Matcha by Gyokurinen. 40g, ¥105/g at Gyokurinen Official.

Gyokurinen Asamono Mukashi

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Quick Facts

Origin
Uji
Milling
Traditional stone mill (ishiusu), ground to order
Tasting notes
Rich, sweet, mellow, no bitterness, deep umami, smooth mouthfeel
Price/gram
¥105
Package
40g
Price
¥4,200 / 40g (≈$27)
Availability
made-to-order
Use casesKoicha

Tasting Notes

Rich, sweet, mellow, no bitterness, deep umami, smooth mouthfeel

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About the brand

Gyokurinen

玉林園

Historic Wakayama tea company established in 1854 (Ansei 1), now in its sixth generation. Gyokurinen is renowned for stone-milling premium Uji tencha into matcha using traditional stone mills (ishiusu), and for inventing the world's first matcha soft-serve ice cream, Green Soft, in 1958. The company operates tea retail, food service (Green Corner restaurants), and wholesale divisions, supplying matcha products to over 180 restaurant locations nationwide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Asamono Mukashi taste like?

Rich, sweet, mellow, no bitterness, deep umami, smooth mouthfeel

Where does Asamono Mukashi come from?

Asamono Mukashi is sourced from Uji, Japan.

How much does Asamono Mukashi cost?

Asamono Mukashi is priced at ¥4,200 for 40g at Gyokurinen Official (¥105/g).

What is Asamono Mukashi best for?

Asamono Mukashi is recommended for koicha. Thick tea — a concentrated preparation using about 4g of powder and 30ml of water, reserved for the highest-grade matcha.

Where can I buy Gyokurinen Asamono Mukashi?

You can buy Gyokurinen Asamono Mukashi directly from Gyokurinen's official website. Current availability: made-to-order.

Quick Facts

Origin
Uji
Milling
Traditional stone mill (ishiusu), ground to order
Tasting notes
Rich, sweet, mellow, no bitterness, deep umami, smooth mouthfeel
Price/gram
¥105
Package
40g
Price
¥4,200 / 40g (≈$27)
Availability
made-to-order

Where to Buy

Gyokurinen Official

¥4,200 / 40g

Not on Amazon — similar on Amazon:

Yamamasa Koyamaen Senjin no Mukashi

Amazon US / 30g

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Gyokurinen

Wakayama, Wakayama

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