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DiscontinuedCeremonialBest for Usucha

Hatsuhana

by Yoshidaen吉田園

初花

Matcha by Yoshidaen.

Where to Buy

No longer sold by the shop. Visit the brand page for more information.

Quick Facts

Origin
Yame
Price
Check price
Availability
discontinued
Last verified
Apr 3, 2026
Use casesUsuchaCold-Whisked

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Trust & Verification

Last verified
April 3, 2026
Sources used
1 source
How we verify data →

Sources (1)

Etsy — Yame Yoshidaen Ceremonial Matcha: Hatsuhana (First Bloom) 30g Can

Accessed Mar 24, 2026Confidence: 85%

Supports: Product name Hatsuhana (初花, First Bloom), 30g can, spring harvest, ceremonial grade, usucha. Flavor: elegant freshness, gentle umami, creamy texture, subtle floral sweetness.

About the brand

Yoshidaen

吉田園

Yoshidaen (株式会社吉田園) produces green tea, tencha and matcha in Kuroki, Yame, Fukuoka. It was founded in January 1948 and incorporated in November 1978. It has separate tencha and matcha factories.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Hatsuhana come from?

Hatsuhana is sourced from Yame, Japan.

What is Hatsuhana best for?

Hatsuhana 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 Yoshidaen Hatsuhana?

Hatsuhana is no longer sold by Yoshidaen's shop. We have not found a retailer still carrying it, so we are not listing a place to buy it.

Quick Facts

Origin
Yame
Price
Check price
Availability
discontinued
Last verified
Apr 3, 2026

Trust & Verification

Last verified
April 3, 2026
Sources used
1 source
How we verify data →
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Yoshidaen

Yame, Fukuoka

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