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Japanese Matcha

Every matcha we make, in one place — signature hand-picked releases, rare single cultivars, and smooth organic ceremonial blends for everyday use. Sourced from respected tea farms in Uji and select regions across Japan, and crafted with authentic Japanese processing methods.

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Discover all our matcha in one place — signature hand-picked releases, rare single cultivars, and smooth organic ceremonial blends for everyday use. Every tea is sourced from respected farms in Uji and select regions across Japan, then stone-milled and packed in Japan using traditional methods.

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New to matcha?

Not sure where to begin?

If you're starting out, a smooth organic ceremonial blend is the most forgiving place to begin — gentle, naturally sweet, and easy to whisk. Single cultivars are the next step once you know what you like.

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Two tea farmers hand-picking fresh tencha leaves into baskets among rows of green tea bushes at a Japanese tea farm

From the farms we visit

Shade-grown, and some of it picked by hand

Matcha begins under shade. In the weeks before harvest, the bushes are covered to slow growth and concentrate the chlorophyll and amino acids that give matcha its deep green color and rounded umami.

For our hand-picked single cultivars, the youngest leaves are gathered by hand rather than machine — slower, more selective, and increasingly rare. We've stood in these fields ourselves, choosing the farms we work with in Uji and other respected regions across Japan, then having the leaf milled and packed in Japan.

It's a small range, kept deliberately so. We'd rather offer a handful of teas we can stand behind than a wall of options.

In the press

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Milled and packed in Japan, then shipped to customers around the world.

The range

Our Japanese matcha categories

Our Japanese matcha is grouped three ways — by how it's grown, how it's picked, and how it's meant to be enjoyed — so you can find the right style for you.

Signature Hand-Picked Uji Matcha

Limited seasonal matcha made from 100% hand-picked leaves grown on historic Uji tea farms. These small-lot releases sit at the highest level of traditional craftsmanship — exceptional clarity, refined texture, and expressive umami. Includes rare hand-picked cultivars such as Gokō × Samidori and Asahi, produced in very limited quantities each harvest.

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Premium Single-Cultivar Uji Matcha

Matcha crafted from individual Uji cultivars, so you can taste how cultivar selection shapes flavor, aroma, and mouthfeel. Includes Saemidori, Okumidori, and Gokō — each with a distinct balance of sweetness, umami, and structure, for anyone who enjoys exploring nuance within Uji matcha.

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Daily Ceremonial Matcha

Smooth, balanced ceremonial-grade blends made for regular enjoyment — crafted for consistency and approachability, at home in a traditional bowl or a matcha latte. Organic and non-organic options sourced from Uji and select Japanese regions, with excellent quality and value for daily rituals.

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Learn

Japanese matcha, explained

What is Japanese matcha?

Japanese matcha is a finely ground green tea powder made from shade-grown leaves. For several weeks before harvest the plants are shaded to raise chlorophyll, amino acids, and aroma; the leaves are then steamed, dried into tencha, and stone-ground into a fine powder on traditional granite mills.

Unlike brewed green tea, matcha is whisked with hot water and consumed whole. That's what gives it an intense green color, a smooth texture, and a balance of umami, natural sweetness, and gentle bitterness.

How do you prepare and drink it?

Most people start with the traditional bowl: sift the powder, add hot water, and whisk with a bamboo whisk (chasen) until smooth and lightly frothy. Matcha is best enjoyed right after preparation, while its aroma and texture are at their peak.

It's just as at home in modern recipes — whisked with milk as a matcha latte, or blended into smoothies, desserts, and baking. Because matcha contains both caffeine and L-theanine, many people enjoy a single bowl as a calm, focused daily ritual rather than several cups at once.

Ceremonial grade vs culinary grade — what's the difference?

These terms aren't formally regulated in Japan, but they're a useful guide. Ceremonial-grade matcha is made from younger leaves and selected tencha — smooth enough to drink on its own, with low bitterness and a vivid green color. Culinary-grade matcha uses later leaf and a more robust profile that holds up in lattes, smoothies, and baking.

Our range focuses on high-grade matcha suited to drinking, with options that also perform well in modern recipes. Read our full guide to matcha grades →

How is your matcha made?

All of our matcha is stone-ground on traditional mills in Japan. Each stone mill produces only a small amount of matcha per hour — a slow process that preserves aroma, color, and a fine, smooth texture that whisks into a creamy bowl.

We work in small batches to keep it fresh, since ground tea is sensitive to light, heat, and oxygen. Everything is milled and packed in Japan, then shipped from Japan and overseas hubs for reliable delivery.

Why choose Premium Health Japan?

We're based in Kyoto and work directly with independent tea producers in Uji, Wazuka, and surrounding regions. Our matcha is milled and packed in Japan, then shipped worldwide for freshness and reliable delivery.

We focus on transparency, seasonal sourcing, and clear product categories — so whether you're new to matcha or exploring more refined styles, you can choose with confidence.

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