From Sacred Waterfall to Premium Matcha🍵

The Path of the Water Dragon

⁡Travel east from Yame, Japan's world-renowned tea region, and you’ll find Jion-no-taki Waterfall. In Japanese folklore, this waterfall is home to a dragon—the deity of water.
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This pristine water source is the essence of the "terroir" that defines the quality of our tea. The area stretching from the Kuju and Kusu mountains to Yame is blessed with mineral-rich, pure water, perfect for brewing the finest tea.
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There is a certain romance in imagining people from centuries past, using this very same dragon-blessed water to enjoy their Yame tea. It’s a timeless connection between nature, spirit, and every cup we drink today. 🍀✨