Usucha (standard)Hiroha no Shiro
Usucha (standard)
$22.00 (30g)
~$0.73 per gram
Grade
Usucha (standard)
Tasting notes
Subtle umami flavor giving a slight bitterness and acidity; smooth, mild umami, light sweetness, clean refreshing finish; flavor scale shows light-to-moderate body, moderate umami, noticeable bitterness/astringency, moderate sweetness, moderate complexity
Pricing as disclosed
Full details
Everything disclosed on the product page (17 fields)▾
- Price
- JPY 2,732 (regular price)
- Stock Status
- Out of stock (at time of check)
- Size
- 30g can
- Container Dimensions
- Height 2.7 x Diameter 2.3 inches (6.8 x 5.9 cm)
- Net Weight
- 1.06 oz (30g)
- Gross Weight
- 2.68 oz (76g)
- Expiration Date
- 2 months
- Storage
- Avoid high temperature and high humidity
- Ingredients
- Green tea (Japan)
- Allergens
- None listed
- Nutrition Per 30g Can
- { "calories": "71 kcal", "protein": "8.9g", "fat": "1.6g", "carbohydrates": "11.9g", "salt_equivalent": "0g" }
- Grade Tier
- Thin grade matcha; recommended preparation is Thin Tea (usucha) rather than Thick Tea
- Name Meaning
- 'Hiroha no Shiro' means 'Broad Leaves White,' representing lush, flourishing tea leaves and a sense of vitality
- Endorsement
- Favored by the grand master of Omotesenke, Jimyosai Sosho
- Chamei Tradition Note
- Per brand's own blog content, Hiroha no Shiro is one of four matcha tea-names (chamei) sold at the same price where the matcha inside is stated by the brand to be identical across the four names, with different names reflecting different tea schools' naming traditions
- Tasting Notes
- Subtle umami flavor giving a slight bitterness and acidity; smooth, mild umami, light sweetness, clean refreshing finish; flavor scale shows light-to-moderate body, moderate umami, noticeable bitterness/astringency, moderate sweetness, moderate complexity
- Customer Reviews
- { "total_reviews": 53, "five_star_pct": "91% (48 reviews)", "four_star_pct": "9% (5 reviews)", "sample_review": "So green and smooth" }
Research notes
Per the brand's own 'Same Matcha, Different Names: The Tradition of Chamei' blog post (referenced in search results, not the product page itself), Hiroha no Shiro is claimed to be one of four differently-named matchas that are actually the identical tea product sold at the same price point (JPY 2,732), differentiated only by tea-ceremony name (chamei) tradition. This is a notable disclosure suggesting overlap with other same-priced products in this database (e.g., Seikan no Shiro and Senun no Shiro are also priced at JPY 2,732). Cultivar/farm/harvest date not disclosed.
