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- Called “mushisei tama ryokucha” for its shape which looks like Magatama, Japan’s sacred jewel, and follows a processing method unique to the Higashisonogi region
- Production method developed to suit the taste of European consumers since Nagasaki was the only port that was open to international trade under the isolation policy
- Tea leaves nurtured by the sea breeze from Omura Bay