Shizuoka, Japan
Shizuoka
Shizuoka Prefecture produces roughly 40% of Japan's total tea output, making it the country's largest tea-growing region by volume. The Oigawa (大井川) river basin and surrounding highlands are particularly known for their deep-steamed (fukamushi) sencha, but Shizuoka also produces tencha for matcha. The region's warm climate, well-drained volcanic soils, and abundant rainfall support vigorous tea cultivation, though Shizuoka matcha is typically more accessible in price than premium Uji or Yame grades.
Brands from Shizuoka
Blends from Shizuoka
14 blends tracked from this region.
Nanaya
Aobaoto no Tsuki
Ceremonial
¥54/g
Shirakata Denshiro Shoten
Aoi
Shizuoka Honyama Matcha
¥81/g
Meiyo
Kanmidokoro
Sweetened Matcha Mix
¥3/g
Gashoan
Kokusan Shizuku
Usucha
¥32/g
Nanaya
Okabe no Hana
Ceremonial
¥43/g
Meiyo
Raku Raku (Can)
Instant
¥22/g
Marushichi Seicha
Shizuoka Ichiban Tsumi Kinjirushi
Everyday Usucha
¥18/g
Oigawa Chaen
Shizuoka Matcha
Culinary
¥14/g
Ujien
Shizuoka Matcha
Single Origin
¥126/g
Oyaizu Seicha
Shizuoka Matcha Powder
Culinary
¥11/g
Marushichi Seicha
Shizuoka Okashi Ryoriyo
Culinary
¥11/g
Gashoan
Shizuoka Powder
Culinary
¥11/g
Gashoan
Tenku
Ceremonial
¥36/g
Gashoan
Tenku no Yuki
Ceremonial Organic
¥36/g