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Ashibe no Shiro

by Gyokurinen玉林園

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Matcha by Gyokurinen. 40g, ¥48/g at Gyokurinen Official.

Gyokurinen Ashibe no Shiro

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    ¥1,900 / 40g

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Quick Facts

Origin
Uji
Milling
Traditional stone mill (ishiusu), ground at shop
Tasting notes
Deep flavor, fragrant, reliable, well-balanced
Price/gram
¥48
Package
40g
Price
¥1,900 / 40g (≈$12.02)
Availability
in-stock
Use casesUsucha

Tasting Notes

Deep flavor, fragrant, reliable, well-balanced

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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 Ashibe no Shiro taste like?

Deep flavor, fragrant, reliable, well-balanced

Where does Ashibe no Shiro come from?

Ashibe no Shiro is sourced from Uji, Japan.

How much does Ashibe no Shiro cost?

Ashibe no Shiro is priced at ¥1,900 for 40g at Gyokurinen Official (¥48/g).

What is Ashibe no Shiro best for?

Ashibe no Shiro is recommended for usucha. Thin tea — the standard way to prepare matcha, whisked with about 2g of powder and 70ml of water.

Where can I buy Gyokurinen Ashibe no Shiro?

You can buy Gyokurinen Ashibe no Shiro directly from Gyokurinen's official website. Current availability: in-stock.

Quick Facts

Origin
Uji
Milling
Traditional stone mill (ishiusu), ground at shop
Tasting notes
Deep flavor, fragrant, reliable, well-balanced
Price/gram
¥48
Package
40g
Price
¥1,900 / 40g (≈$12.02)
Availability
in-stock

Where to Buy

Gyokurinen Official

¥1,900 / 40g

Not on Amazon — similar on Amazon:

Yamamasa Koyamaen Samidori

Amazon US / 1000g bag

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Gyokurinen

Wakayama, Wakayama

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