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"Imari-cha grown in the heart of mountains in Imari, Saga Prefecture in Kyushu. Produced as tamaryokucha, a type of green tea that is processed like sencha but omits the last rolling step that straightens the leaves. This produces a leaf that is slightly curled.\nImperial Imari Sencha - Sachi no Kiwami \u5E78\u306E\u6975\u307F is a type of kabusecha in which the new buds are shaded with double shades, cutting the sunlight to retain L-theanine and reduce catechins. As a result, the tea becomes rich in umami with natural sweetness in taste.\n\nProduct\u00A0Info\n\n\nName: Imperial Imari Sencha - Sachi no Kiwami\n\n\nJapanese name: \u4F0A\u4E07\u91CC\u8336\u3000\u5E78\u306E\u6975\u307F\n\n\nIngredients: Green tea\n\n\nHarvest: Spring, 2016\n\n\nRegion: Imari, Saga Prefecture\n\n\n\u00A0\n2-Star \"Superior Taste Award\" WINNER of the International Taste and Quality Institute\n\n\nGold medal winner at the World Green Tea Contest, 2015\n\u00A0\n\nVendor\u00A0Info\n\nName:\u00A0Chakouan Yamaguchi Seichaen Co., Ltd.\nType: Tea shop, family business\nOwner: Sachiyo Nakashima\n\nEstablished: 1971\n\nLocation:\u00A045 Hasuikecho, Imari-shi, Saga 848-0042, JAPAN\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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