Koicha (thick)Pricing as disclosed
20g — ¥20100 (~$125.84 USD)
40g — ¥40120 (~$251.17 USD)
Full details
Everything disclosed on the product page (16 fields)▾
- Product Category Breadcrumb
- Matcha > Principal matcha
- Description Text
- Marukyu Koyamaen's prize-winning Matcha (Japan's National Tea Competition). Made from hand-picked tea leaves. Please enjoy the distinctive koicha aroma and flavor. Recommended for making thick tea. Comes with the tea's name printed on the packaging box.
- Award Disclosed
- Prize-winning at Japan's National Tea Competition
- Harvest Method Disclosed
- Made from hand-picked tea leaves
- Recommended Use
- Recommended for making thick tea (koicha)
- Special Packaging Detail
- Comes with the tea's name printed on the packaging box
- Stock Status
- Currently out of stock and unavailable (as of page check on 2026-07-12)
- Sizes And Prices JPY In Price Selector
- { "20g can": 20100, "40g can": 40120 }
- Package Dimensions In Specs Table
- { "20g can": "diameter 6cm x height 4.5cm", "40g can": "diameter 6cm x height 7cm", "100g can": "diameter 7cm x height 10cm (dimensions given but no price offered - see contradiction)" }
- Best Before Period
- 7 months (all listed sizes)
- Order Limit
- Products categorized as 'Matcha' are limited to 5 items per order
- Storage Instructions
- Store the matcha green tea in a dark and cool cabinet or in your refrigerator
- Brewing Instructions
- Links to separate 'Preparation of Matcha' page
- Currency Display Options
- [ "JPY", "USD", "EUR", "GBP", "CNY" ]
- Account Requirement
- Must register and log in to shop / purchase
- Price Tier
- Most expensive product found in this entire batch (¥20,100 for 20g, ¥40,120 for 40g) - roughly 5-10x the price of the other principal matchas (Wako, Yugen, Unkaku) and tea-school matchas checked
Research notes
Tenju stands out as the only product in this batch with an explicit award/competition claim, an explicit harvest-method claim (hand-picked), and a distinctive packaging detail (tea name printed on box). It is also by far the most expensive product surveyed.
