Seikan no Shiro

Name: Seikan no Shiro
Brand: Nakamura Tokichi
Price: 22 USD

Usucha (standard)

SweetUmamiDelicate

$22.00 (30g)

~$0.73 per gram

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Grade

Usucha (standard)

Tasting notes

Exceptionally light, clear, and restrained flavor; slight sweetness with umami taste; light body, moderate umami, minimal bitterness/astringency, high sweetness, moderate complexity

Pricing as disclosed

30g — $22.00

Full details

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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 tea (usucha) matcha; page title: 'Usucha Matcha Preferred by Urasenke Grand Master'
Endorsement: Preferred by Grand Master Zabosai of the Urasenke school
Name Meaning: Seikan no Shiro (清閑の白, 'Serene Silence White') embodies calm and tranquility, intended for meditative tea ceremony moments
Chamei Tradition Note: Per brand's blog, described as one of four matcha varieties with different tea names sold at the same price, with identical matcha inside (see also Hiroha no Shiro and Senun no Shiro notes)
Tasting Notes: Exceptionally light, clear, and restrained flavor; slight sweetness with umami taste; light body, moderate umami, minimal bitterness/astringency, high sweetness, moderate complexity
Usage Context: Ideal for quiet, reflective tea moments
Customer Reviews: { "total_reviews": 139, "five_star_pct": "94% (130 reviews)", "four_star_pct": "4% (6 reviews)", "three_star_pct": "1% (2 reviews)", "one_star_pct": "1% (1 review)" }

Research notes

Same JPY 2,732 price point and 'four identical matchas, different chamei names' claim as Hiroha no Shiro and Senun no Shiro - the brand's own blog content states these differently-named products may be the same underlying tea. No cultivar/farm/harvest date disclosed.