Yamama Masudaen Japanese Sencha Green Tea - 100 Tea Bags Value Pack (7.05 Oz) Yamama Masudaen is one of the greatest cultivators and manufacturer of green tea company in Japan; it is located at Makinohara plateau in Shizuoka, Japans largest tea-growing area. Masudaen was the first tea manufacturer in Japan to acquire ISO 14001(The International Standard for Environmental Management Systems) in April 2001. Masudaen Tea received the highest award by the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 2003, and also received the Shizuoka Governor Award in 2004. The green tea has been continuously recognized as top-level tea in Japan.
Customer Review: sencha in a tea bag
Really good green tea in a teabag at a reasonable price. A bonus that the delivery was so quick

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