Where can you find japanese green tea in america?
 

i need the powdered kind, and i can't find any in the international market where i live. is there any good source? i don't have an asian supermarket in my town.

Sorry. Don't know any but do you know how to make a new thread? I'm new online and don't know how. :o

Thats odd you cant find it any of the International markets near you. Here is where i order my tea from they have very fast shipping and their tea is very good. They have the matcha tea which is what i assume is what you were are asking for.

Green Tea

What does it mean by green tea from Japan. I thought green tea was from China.

I dunno, i maybe pulling this one out of nowhere but have you tried a tea store, an international shop or possibly a Whole Foods*

and if u tried those and u have none, just order online.

the japanese powdered green tea, it's usually served with many meals, and it's very gritty. There is a difference. green tea is from china, but many chinese customs were adapted a long time ago in japan.

yes, i have a world market near me, but, sadly, their japan aisle is small.:pinkcry: that ta looks good, but is expensive for its size.:eek: how much is in there?

is there a Mitsuwa Marketplace in your area?

- Powdered Green Tea is called お抹茶 in Japanese and it belongs to the Japanese Green Tea family. There is no equiv. in China.

- Green Tea is called 緑茶 and there is a difference between Chinese Green Tea and Japanese Green Tea, both in the type of tea leaves, how they are grown and the way they are processed. Japanese green tea are steamed and the Chinese variety is fried (not deep fried, 炒める, there is no English equiv. in this case).

You can buy it at specialist tea shops, looks in your business directory. Lucipia is also a place where you can get quality tea imported from China, Japan and any where else tea grows.

LUPICIA Fresh Tea - Fine quality gourmet loose leaf tea imported from Japan!

いいえ。私は医療に本マルケットですね！！！

my sister who lives in seattle has a huge Uwajimaya and a Daiso. I'm soo jealous. (but i'm going there this summer, so i'm gonna practically live in the Uwjimaya.)