Banjo no Mukashi

Pricing as disclosed

• 20g — $34.00

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Full Product Name

Powdered Japanese tea Matcha "Banjo-no-Mukashi" 20g

Vendor

Fukujuen

Price 20g

$34.00 USD (regular price)

Size

20g can

Container Dimensions

5.7 cm diameter x 5.6 cm height

Region Implied

Uji (described as a "recommended Uji matcha tea")

Grade Cultivar

Not explicitly named on page; described only as premium/recommended quality

Description

Recommended Uji matcha tea with deep green color and rich flavor; powder described as having excellent quality and fineness, producing vivid bright green when prepared

Brewing Instructions

Page links out to a general guide "How to make delicious Japanese Tea (Matcha)"; states to use a bamboo whisk (chasen) to create foam; "For 1 Serving" referenced but exact gram/ml amounts not given directly on this page (contrast with sibling products which do give 2g/60ml usucha instructions)

Storage Usage Notes

"Freshness is essential to tea. Please enjoy as soon as possible after opening"; store in a cool, dry place; avoid other lingering scents; use contents promptly; caution advised with hot water

Shelf Life

240 days from manufacture date ("Best Before")

Purchase Limit

Each customer limited to purchasing 5 items (noted as due to high demand)

Reviews

{ "count": 5, "distribution": "80% five-star (4 reviews), 20% one-star (1 review), 0% two/three/four-star", "themes": "Soft and delicate with no bitterness; excellent powder fineness; vibrant green color; creamy foam when whisked; works well as traditional matcha and in lattes" }

Ingredients

Not listed on page (implied pure matcha powder, no additives stated)

Certifications Awards

None disclosed on page

Shipping

Shipped directly from Japan; rates calculated at checkout

Research notes

Fetched the official Fukujuen Global Online Shop 20g product page. Page is thinner on brewing detail than several sibling matcha products (e.g. Kotobuki no Shiro, Stone-Milled line), which spell out exact usucha/koicha gram and ml ratios — this page instead just references an external brewing guide without repeating the numbers.