【UJI MATCHA】Buy Matcha Powder - YUGEN | Japanese Tea Shop in Kyoto

MATCHA

Our matcha is made from only high-quality tea leaves, carefully selected, primarily from the Uji region of Kyoto.

Original blend series comes in 4 varieties, from #0 to #3. The numbers represent grades - as the number increases, the bitterness decreases while the umami and sweetness increase. The color also becomes more vibrant, and the aroma more pronounced.

MATCHA #1｜YUGEN original blend

From ¥2,362

(5.0)

【KATAKUCHI MATCHA BOWL】MATCHA BREWING KIT

From ¥15,046

(5.0)

【MATCHA BOWL】MATCHA BREWING KIT

From ¥14,319

(4.8)

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MATCHA #0 | YUGEN original blend

From ¥1,528

(5.0)

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MATCHA #2｜YUGEN original blend

From ¥4,399

(5.0)

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MATCHA #3｜YUGEN original blend

From ¥8,612

(5.0)

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Tsujiki Goko (Single Origin Matcha 20g)

¥5,741

(5.0)

【KATAKUCHI MATCHA BOWL】MATCHA BREWING KIT

Contents

◆ Katakuchi Matcha Bowl
◆ Takayama Chasen (Black Bamboo Whisk or White Bamboo Whisk)
◆ Chashaku (Smoked Bamboo or White Bamboo)
◆ Matcha #1 YUGEN Original Blend (30g)

Type:

White (White bamboo whisk & White bamboo tea scoop) Black (black bamboo whisk & soot bamboo tea scoop)

Variant

¥15,046

TEA HOUSE

YUGEN is a Japanese tea shop nestled near Kyoto Imperial Palace, nestled in a quiet neighborhood.

In addition to shopping for tea, guests can enjoy a moment of tranquility while savoring high-quality Japanese tea.

Ooen : 11:00 ~ 18:00 (LO. 17:30)
Closed: Thursdays

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SABŌ

First floor, we offer a carefully selected variety of Japanese teas, especially Uji tea from Kyoto. You can enjoy matcha, Japanese tea brewed in a kyusu (teapot), and teas made with traditional craftsmanship along with seasonal sweet treats.

We also sell matcha, tea leaves, and tools, so please feel free to ask us how to use them or for recommendations on ways to enjoy them.

Upstairs

We offer handcrafted works by various artists under the theme "Beautiful Handcrafts for Everyday Life".
You can explore wonderful pieces from across Japan, including pottery, porcelain, glassware, metalwork, woodwork, and textiles.

Upstairs

The space features tables and a chashitsu, a traditional Japanese tea room.

Various events are held here, including artists' solo exhibitions, curated exhibitions, art displays, and workshops.