Ceremonial

Matcha Cultivar Series Kanaya Midori, Standard Ceremonial Grade Matcha

Name: Matcha Cultivar Series Kanaya Midori, Standard Ceremonial Grade Matcha
Brand: Azuma Tea Garden
Price: 30.73 USD

Ceremonial, sourced from Kyoto, Kanaya midori cultivar

From $30.73 (30g)

~$1.02 per gram

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Grade

Ceremonial

Cultivar

Kanaya midori

Region

Kyoto

Certification

Organic

Price in context

At $1.02 per gram, it costs more than 51% of the other 969 matchas in the database with a confirmed price and size. Among the 92 Kyoto matchas with a confirmed price, the median is $1.34 per gram, and this one is below the regional median. Among Azuma Tea Garden's 8 matchas with a confirmed price, this is the 2nd-cheapest per gram.

Compared across 970 products with a confirmed price and size, with yen, pound and euro prices converted to dollars. See how Kyoto compares · How we research

Sourcing

Kyoto, Japan

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Tasting notes

Notes : Grown pesticide-free, but not certified organic.

Composition

L-theanine

24.31 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.80:23-28 (1994)

EGCG

59.3 mg/g

Ceremonial-grade published estimate — Goto et al., upper-grade matcha samples, Tea Research Report No.83:21-28 (1996)

Pricing as disclosed

30g — $30.73

30g — $298.95

100g — $1035.06

1000g — $932.19

Full details

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Size: 30g / 1 oz / pull top can; MULTIPACK - 10 pull-top cans (30g / 1 oz) - Total 300g; 1kg / 2.2 lbs / Grinding on demand / Resealable stand bag; MULTIPACK - 1kg (100g x 10 bags) / 3.5 oz / Grinding on demand / Resealable stand bag
Price Jpy: 30g / 1 oz / pull top can: ¥4,780; MULTIPACK - 10 pull-top cans (30g / 1 oz) - Total 300g: ¥46,500; 1kg / 2.2 lbs / Grinding on demand / Resealable stand bag: ¥145,000; MULTIPACK - 1kg (100g x 10 bags) / 3.5 oz / Grinding on demand / Resealable stand bag: ¥161,000
Price Note: Prices as listed in the brand's own storefront in JPY.
Ingredients: Green Tea
Cultivar: Kanaya Midori
Producer: Azuma Tea Garden
Type: Family-operated tea garden
Location: Wazuka Village, Kyoto, Japan
Wholesale: Available for private labeling
Flavor Profile: [ "Notes : Grown pesticide-free, but not certified organic." ]
Description: The Kanaya Midori cultivar matcha from Azuma-san has nutty, creamy notes. Uses 100 % Wazuka (Kyoto) grown tea that was grown without use of pesticides and without use of chemical fertlizers. No artificial coloring, preservative, or chemical additives. Product Info Ingredients : Green Tea Cultivar : Kanaya Midori Notes : Grown pesticide-free, but not certified organic. Producer : Azuma Tea Garden Type : Family-operated tea garden Location : Wazuka Village, Kyoto, Japan Wholesale : Available for private labeling See our guidelines for making matcha: yunomi.life/makematcha About The Azuma Tea Garden Azuma Tea Garden is a family-owned tea farm specializing in matcha products: They are tencha farmers, cultivating leaves that are shaded then processed in the family's factory: steamed, dried without rolling, and refined into even flakes for grinding. These tencha leaves are then, ground into matcha tea powder in the family's new factory that includes both stone mill grinders and a jet air pulverization machine for large scale culinary matcha production. The processing factory for tencha and sencha were once part of a large cooperative, but the family is the only remaining member of the cooperative. Azuma Teruko, originally from China, married into the family after visiting the village and falling in love with her husband. She is now face of the farm, and is helping to convert tea fields from relatives and retiring farmer friends into organic cultivation. Matcha usage, storage, and quality preservation Storing in a cool, dry location away from sunlight (25C/75F degrees or lower, constant temperature environment) in the resealable container should keep the matcha at optimum quality for 1-2 months. The more frequently you open the bag to use your matcha, the faster quality will degrade, but you’ll also be consuming it faster as well. After 1-2 months, the matcha will begin to degrade gradually in color and aroma first, and flavor later. We don’t recommend storing in the refrigerator unless you are experienced in storing matcha. Odors from other foods in the refrigerator may seep in and contaminate the matcha, and condensation when removing the bag from storage may damage the matcha.
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Storefront Category: Green Tea - Matcha

Research notes

Imported 2026-10-06 from the brand's own Shopify storefront feed (https://yunomi.life/products.json); description is the brand's own copy. Archived prices are JPY as listed on that storefront; current prices are re-scraped from the live product page where the site allows it. Not individually hand-verified beyond the feed.