Maruyama Tea Products Corporation

Founded in 1933 in one of Japan's best tea-cultivating areas in Shizuoka, Maruyama has always prioritized producing tea with a superb flavor, marrying the best of tradition with the latest technology, and recently achieved ISO 14001 status.

Japanese Green Tea

Maruyama Tea Products Co. offers a rich variety of green teas in leaf, tea bag and powder, lately promoting more organic products. Maruyama's finest tea, Chashi Meijin Cha, was the first Japanese tea to win a gold medal at the Monde Selection in 2006 and 2007, recognized worldwide as the leading food and drink awards.

Sasaki Green Tea Co., Ltd.

Sasaki Green Tea Co., Ltd. Is located in the heart of Shizuoka Prefecture, where over 45% of Japanese green tea leaves are produced. Sasaki has an 86-year history and manages 500 acres of green tea plantations. We control the entire green tea process, from cultivation to manufacturing to shipping. We market our finished products of green tea leaves, powders and tea bags to specialty shops, wholesale stores, food wholesalers and food processing companies. We also supply various types of green tea powders for coloring and flavoring for use in Japanese food, sweets, and ice cream.

Green Tea Powder

Sasaki only uses specially grown pesticide-free first plucked tea leaves and crush them into powder. We pack the powder in small single-serving sachets. This makes it easier to store the powder fresh. Sencha powder is recommended for making green tea drinks to accompany sushi and other Japanese dishes. It's easy to serve and enjoy green tea without a tea pot.

Sugimoto Seicha Co., Ltd.

Sugimoto USA, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sugimoto Seicha Co., Ltd., a traditional tea producer in Japan. The parent company has a history of more than sixty years and our president, known as Tea Maestro Sugimoto, has received the 1986 Agricultural Minister's Award. Sugimoto USA, Inc. supplies authentic Japanese green tea to American consumers.

Sencha

Sencha is the most traditional and popular green tea in Japan with a taste that pleasantly balances bitterness and sweetness. Our Sencha is especially flavorful because of the Tea Maestro's original roasting technique, and it is one of the reasons why our tea is loved in the U.S.A. Our Sencha is available in either loose leaf or tea bag form.

How to Serve Green Tea:
For Restaurant Owners
Use the following recipe to make one quart of Sencha in a pitcher.
Use approximately 7 grams of our Sencha loose leaf tea, or one of our 5 gram Sencha tea bags.
Add one quart of hot water, ideally between 160°F to 190°F depending on your preference.
The tea leaves or tea bags don't need to be removed. Our tea will never get too bitter.

Ujinotsuyu Seicha Co., Ltd.n

Fukujuen Group, Ujinotsuyu Seicha Co., Ltd. is a Japanese tea company with traditional techniques and new technology. Gathering superior leaves, we are producing all kinds of Japanese green tea under strict quality control. We are providing a wide range of products not only for retail shops but also for hotels and restaurants.

IYEMON

Our IYEMON tea is produced using traditional methods. It is named after the founder of Fukujuen, a traditional teahouse in Kyoto. It uses a rich amount of stone-ground powdered green tea for a richly authentic taste. There are four kinds of loose leaf packages and two types of tea bags.

Oise-Mairi-Honnpo Inc.

We at Oise-Mairi-Honnpo Inc. are engaged in the production of Japanese green tea in Mie Prefecture - a major plantation and processor of distinctive tea in Japan.

Sakura

We would like to introduce you to a unique product, our low-waste, low-cost powdered green tea with high toxin-fighting effects, in two types, "Pure Green Tea" and "Flavored Green Tea." This bright pink package contains one of our flavored teas, Sakura. Sakura means cherry blossom, the famous Japanese flower that tells us of the arrival of spring. After tasting Sakura tea, you will relax to the feeling of a gentle breeze on a beautiful spring day in Japan. With quality and safety in mind, we put all of our products through a very rigid and tough quality control program, which has earned us the ISO 9001 certificate. This certificate means we can ensure complete traceability of our products. We also offer a large variety of "organic" teas.

Yamama Masudaen Co., Ltd.

Our founder was a green tea farmer who began tea garden cultivation management and green tea manufacturing in 1918. Yamama Masudaen was established in 1982. We began to export our Japanese green tea in 1991, and now we market our tea in over 10 countries.

Masudaen Genmaimatcha

This is a deep-steamed sencha mixed with brown rice and matcha. It is produced in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is carefully steamed twice as long as a regular green tea. Enjoy the aroma of flavorful roasted brown rice.
Photo: 1 kg Genmaimatcha bag for business use No. 61153

Aishin Corporation

Aishin is the sole export agent of the Nakai Organic Tea Garden in Kyoto, Japan. Nakai Organic Japanese Green Tea is certified by the US NOP (National Organic Program). While there are many green teas in the market today, it is very rare that they have passed or even taken any strict organic testing.

Green Tea

Our organic Japanese green teas are sold as Sencha, Gyokuro, Houjicha, Bancha, Kukicha, Matcha, etc. The tea garden is located on a hillside that generates foggy conditions, so our tea is distinctively aromatic and sweet. Our teas are held to strict safety and quality standards.

Sun Globe Food., Inc.

Sun Globe Food., Inc. is a pioneer in the distribution of safe fresh produce to consumers. Our largest client is McDonald's Company Japan, Ltd. and we're also a leading supplier of supermarkets and wholesalers. We sell organically grown produce and processed foods, and we also export fresh Japanese fruits and vegetables. Our company policy is "to have the highest standards of selecting fine products." Our hope is to enrich the lives of customers around the world through high quality Japanese fruits, vegetables and rice.

Yame-cha

Green tea is one of the specialties of Fukuoka Prefecture. It is distributed throughout Japan under the brand name Yame-cha. With a long tradition of using the finest production techniques, Yame-cha has an excellent reputation as a high-quality tea. Yame-cha has a rich aroma and a full but mellow taste.