Morihan Uji Tea Gift Set Kozanji 1 each

A gift set of gyokuro and sencha from Morihan, a long-established tea merchant founded in 1836 and named after Kozanji Temple, the birthplace of tea cultivation.

This gift set from Morihan is named after Kozanji Temple in Toganoo, Kyoto, which sparked the spread of tea cultivation in Japan.
This 80g can contains the premium gyokuro "Hōmon," grown using the Ohishita cultivation method and characterized by its rich sweetness and full-bodied flavor, and the premium sencha "Shirakami no Mine," with its balanced sweetness, umami, and astringency.
The can packaging features a Japanese national treasure, the "Chōju Jinbutsu Giga," for an elegant appearance.
This gift set, representative of Morihan, a long-established tea merchant founded in 1836, uses tea leaves carefully selected by a tea master who has twice won the Japan National Tea Judging Skills Competition. 
 

About Kozanji Temple

Kyoto's Kozanji Temple in Toganoo is famous for its paintings of Choju Jinbutsu Giga (Cartoon Paintings of Animals and People), a national treasure. During the Kamakura period, Zen Master Eisai, who popularized the benefits of tea in Japan, brought back tea plants from China. The temple's monk Myoe inherited the tea plants and planted them here, marking the birthplace of tea cultivation. The product name is inspired by this origin. The can packaging features the paintings of Choju Jinbutsu Giga (Cartoon Paintings of Animals and People), a national treasure.

Morihan Uji Tea Gift Set Kozanji Product Specifications