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    1) In the 9th century, Saicho and Kukai introduced tea to Japan from China. 2) The earliest records of tea in Japan date to the 1190s, when monk Eisai wrote the first Japanese tea book called Kissa Yōjōki upon returning from China. 3) By the 13th-15th centuries, tea had become a popular pastime in Japan and tea ceremonies began to take form, establishing the cultural significance of tea that remains today.

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    1) In the 9th century, Saicho and Kukai introduced tea to Japan from China. 2) The earliest records of tea in Japan date to the 1190s, when monk Eisai wrote the first Japanese tea book called Kissa Yōjōki upon returning from China. 3) By the 13th-15th centuries, tea had become a popular pastime in Japan and tea ceremonies began to take form, establishing the cultural significance of tea that remains today.

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    1) In the 9th century, Saicho and Kukai introduced tea to Japan from China. 2) The earliest records of tea in Japan date to the 1190s, when monk Eisai wrote the first Japanese tea book called Kissa Yōjōki upon returning from China. 3) By the 13th-15th centuries, tea had become a popular pastime in Japan and tea ceremonies began to take form, establishing the cultural significance of tea that remains today.

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    1) In the 9th century, Saicho and Kukai introduced tea to Japan from China. 2) The earliest records of tea in Japan date to the 1190s, when monk Eisai wrote the first Japanese tea book called Kissa Yōjōki upon returning from China. 3) By the 13th-15th centuries, tea had become a popular pastime in Japan and tea ceremonies began to take form, establishing the cultural significance of tea that remains today.

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    9TH CENTURY

    Saicho Kukai

    JAPANESE TEA
    HISTORY

    1 2

    1190’S – THE START 1211 - FIRST TEA BOOK


    OF TEA IN JAPAN IN JAPAN
    Eisai Eisai Kissa Yōjōki

    Image source: Excite News

    3 4

    1269 – BOOK OF
    TEAWARE

    5 6

    1
    Tea grinding mill

    7 8

    800 YEARS AGO

    The way to brew tea:


    Tea whisk
    • grind tea
    • add tea and boiling water in a
    cup
    • whisk

    9 10

    800 YEARS AGO “TEA” MEANS COLOR


    IN JAPANESE
    Tea was like Matcha.
    But shaded tea was not invented.

    茶色
    Cha iro - Brown

    11 12

    2
    13TH CENTURY – 14TH-15TH CENTURY –
    TEA AS MEDICINE TEA AS FUN PASTIME
    Chakabuki

    Image source: National Diet Library, Japan

    13 14

    16TH CENTURY – TEA 17TH CENTURY -


    CEREMONY FORMATION LOOSE-LEAF TEA IN JAPAN
    Sen no Rikyu Ingen Manpukuji

    15 16

    1738 – INVENTION 1835 – INVENTION


    OF SENCHA OF GYOKURO
    Nagatani Souen

    Image source: Ujitawara Town

    17 18

    3
    1884 - JAPAN TEA 1885 – SENCHA
    CENTRAL ASSOCIATION PROCESSING MACHINE
    Kenzo Takabayashi

    Image source: Japan Tea Central Association Image source: Saitama Prefecture; Japan Association for Techno-innovation in Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Ayako Goto)

    19 20

    1908 – YABUKITA 1915 – TEA SHEARS


    CULTIVAR
    Hikosaburo Sugiyama

    Image source: Shizuoka City

    21 22

    1950 – BATTERY-DRIVEN 1965 – TWO PERSON


    TEA CUTTER TEA HARVESTING MACHINE

    Image source: Ochiai Cutlery

    23 24

    4
    1971 - DRIVEN 1984 - WORLD’S FIRST
    HARVESTING MACHINE CANNED GREEN TEA

    Image source: Itoen

    25 26

    1990 - WORLD’S FIRST 1999 - JAPANESE TEA


    BOTTLED GREEN TEA INSTRUCTOR’S PROGRAM

    Image source: Nihoncha Instructor Association

    27 28

    2015 - JAPAN TEA


    EXPORT PROMOTION 2019 - GLOBAL JAPANESE
    COUNCIL TEA ASSOCIATION

    Image source: Japan Tea Export Promotion Council

    29 30

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