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.
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Official stores and authorized retailers in Japan.
福寿園 products are also sold from counters inside department stores, supermarkets, shopping malls and station buildings. These stock the tea but are not tea houses to visit in their own right.
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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