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Shinfune no Kaze

by Marushichi Seicha丸七製茶

新舟の風 20g

The official page states that this uses matcha from Asahina, Okabe and is suitable for both usucha and koicha. It is also identified as the most popular matcha in the lineup.

Shinfune no Kaze

Editorial verdict

This is the flagship whisking matcha: the highest-priced 20g SKU, explicit Asahina provenance, and the only product page that directly endorses koicha.

Best for

  • Explicit Asahina origin
  • Officially suitable for koicha and usucha
  • Presented as the most popular matcha

Skip if

  • High price per gram relative to the rest of the range

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Quick Facts

Origin
Asahina
Tasting notes
Vividly colored, richly aromatic, and the most serious bowl-prep option in the lineup.
Price/gram
¥81
Package
20g
Price
¥1,620
Availability
nanaya-matcha.com (in-stock)
Last verified
Mar 28, 2026
Use casesUsuchaKoicha

Tasting Notes

Vividly colored, richly aromatic, and the most serious bowl-prep option in the lineup.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Explicit Asahina origin
  • Officially suitable for koicha and usucha
  • Presented as the most popular matcha

Cons

  • High price per gram relative to the rest of the range

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Trust & Verification

Last verified
March 28, 2026
Sources used
1 source
How we verify data →

Sources (1)

ななや 商品ページ — ななや / 丸七製茶グループ

Accessed Mar 28, 2026Confidence: 95%

Supports: Price ¥1,620 for 20g; Asahina Okabe matcha suitable for both usucha and koicha, described as the brand's most popular matcha.

About the brand

Marushichi Seicha

丸七製茶

Shizuoka tea maker founded in 1907 and incorporated in April 1980, producing matcha, powdered tea, bottled tea, and large-scale OEM tea products while operating the Nanaya consumer shop network.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Shinfune no Kaze taste like?

Vividly colored, richly aromatic, and the most serious bowl-prep option in the lineup.

Where does Shinfune no Kaze come from?

Shinfune no Kaze is sourced from Asahina, Japan.

How much does Shinfune no Kaze cost?

Shinfune no Kaze is priced at ¥1,620 for 20g (¥81/g).

What is Shinfune no Kaze best for?

Shinfune no Kaze 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 Marushichi Seicha Shinfune no Kaze?

You can buy Marushichi Seicha Shinfune no Kaze directly from Marushichi Seicha's official website. Current availability: in-stock.

Quick Facts

Origin
Asahina
Tasting notes
Vividly colored, richly aromatic, and the most serious bowl-prep option in the lineup.
Price/gram
¥81
Package
20g
Price
¥1,620
Availability
nanaya-matcha.com (in-stock)
Last verified
Mar 28, 2026

Trust & Verification

Last verified
March 28, 2026
Sources used
1 source
How we verify data →
M

Marushichi Seicha

Fujieda, Shizuoka

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