福寿園
One of Japan's largest and most influential historic tea companies, founded in 1790 in Yamashiro, Kyoto. Fukujuen spans premium Uji ceremonial matcha to broad retail distribution across 50+ countries, producing all grades of tencha stone-milled in-house.
Brand story
Founded in Kansei 2 (1790), Fukujuen takes its name from founder surname 'Fukui' (福), 'cha-ju' meaning 108 years of tea longevity (寿), and 'en' for garden (園). Over two centuries it grew from a Yamashiro tea merchant into a national institution with 570 employees, pairing heritage Uji tencha cultivation with modern research, tea ceremony partnerships, and product innovation. Its family precept—'Musei Kojin' (無声呼人, 'summoning people without words')—reflects a tradition of quality speaking for itself.
Official stores and authorized retailers across Japan.
大丸京都店
Official Store京都市下京区四条通高倉西入立売西町79番地 大丸京都店B1階
京都駅 京小町店
Official Store京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町901 京都ポルタ1階京小町内
京都本店4階「京の茶庵」
Official Store京都市下京区四条通富小路角
茶寮 FUKUCHA四条店
Official Store京都市下京区四条通富小路角 福寿園京都本店2階
茶寮 FUKUCHA京都駅店
Official Store京都市下京区烏丸通塩小路下ル東塩小路町901京都ポルタ 京都駅中央口２階
嵐山茶屋
Official Store京都市右京区嵯峨天竜寺芒ノ馬場町40番地8
茶房アドニス“福寿草”
Official Store京都市下京区四条通高倉西入ル 大丸京都店内２階
髙島屋洛西店
Official Store京都市西京区大原野東境谷町2丁目5－5 洛西タカシマヤ1階
京都本店
Official Store京都市下京区四条通富小路角
京都本店3階「メゾン・ド・マツダ福寿園」
Official Store京都市下京区四条通富小路角
京町家茶屋 抹茶亭
Official Store京都市下京区東塩小路高倉町8-3京都駅八条口 アスティ京都「京都おもてなし小路」
Supports: Founded 1790, headquarters Kizugawa Kyoto, 570 employees, ¥86M capital, 50+ countries
Supports: 7-step stone-mill matcha production process, shade cultivation details, tencha sourcing
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