Ceremonial
SZ-C2Best 5 · No.1Origin · Shizuoka
Shizuoka matcha, wholesale.
Japan's largest tea prefecture. Shizuoka gives us the steady volume behind our café blends (Wa, Mai, Mine, Kaoru), single-origin lots from Kakegawa, and the hojicha, genmaicha, sencha and black tea powders.
14 productsBlends & single originHalal + KosherFrom 1 kg
Kakegawa, ShizuokaPHOTO: 観光・CP課 · CC BY 4.0 · WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
Grown in Shizuoka
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Ceremonial
SZ-C2Best 5 · No.1
Café
Café
Culinary
Café
Ceremonial
SZ-C1
Café
SZ-B4
Café
SZ-B5
Hojicha powder
SZ-P1
Retail pack
RT-30ISSA MATCHA! pouch
Ask/pouchOrigin ShizuokaHarvest 1stMill Micromill
Blend · MOQ on request
USOther
Why Shizuoka
The bar that never runs out.
Shizuoka produces more tea than any other prefecture and its mills run year-round. That is what lets us hold a café blend at one price for the harvest year and keep stock on the shelf in Osaka. Wa is blended for balance in milk; Mai and Mine are built for volume; Kaoru is the roasted, nutty one.
Districts we buy from
Kakegawa, Makinohara, Fujieda
Harvest
Late April (1st), late June (2nd)
Milling
Micromill; particle size on each lot's spec sheet
Certificates
Halal + Kosher on all four Shizuoka products (mill certificates); residue report per lot

Questions buyers ask about Shizuoka
Is Shizuoka matcha good enough for a café latte?
It is what most Japanese cafés actually pour. Blended Shizuoka holds colour in milk and costs a third less than Yame ceremonial.
Which products are Halal certified?
Wa, Mai, Mine and Kaoru from Shizuoka, and Yame from Fukuoka, are milled at a facility holding Halal and Kosher certification. The certificates are the mill's; copies ship with the order.
Can you fix a price for the year?
For Shizuoka products, yes. Standing monthly orders get a fixed price for the harvest year and reserved stock.