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How Japanese Green Tea is Made Beneath Mt. Fuji

Join tea master Honda-san for a tea blend-making session: https://www.byfood.com/experiences/sh... How is green tea made, you wonder? Join Phoebe Amoroso in this episode of Pheebz to Table, where she meets 5th generation tea master Honda Mohei at his tea farm in Shizuoka (Fuji-san Marumo Tea Garden - 富士山まる茂茶園). They dive right into the Japanese green tea making process, starting with handpicking the tea leaves. HOW TEA IS MADE (BY HAND) The tea leaves must be first heated to preserve their green color. Usually Japanese green tea leaves are steamed, but this time Honda-san cooks them with a kamado stove as a shortcut (this is the method for Chinese tea). Meanwhile, Honda-san and Phoebe toss the tea leaves so they don’t get too hot. Then, the leaves are transferred to the board (“jyotan”) over a flat, heated stove (“hoiro”) where they will be rolled by hand. The jyotan is made of many layers of Japanese washi paper. Here, the tea leaves are dried as they are constantly mixed by hand. While the moisture evaporates, Honda-san and Phoebe knead the tea leaves by hand, a step called “yoko-makuri” (rotating the leaves). The next step is “itazuri” ("rolling on a wooden board”), which helps shape the tea leaves. After nearly 3 ½ hours of hands-on work, the tea is ready for tasting. FEATURED LOCATIONS Obuchi Sasaba (scenic tea farm in Shizuoka) Address: 1445 Obuchi, Fuji, Shizuoka 417-0801 Fuji-san Marumo Tea Garden Address: 765 Fujioka, Fuji, Shizuoka 417-0801 ________________________________________ ABOUT BYFOOD: ByFood is Japan’s one-stop platform for foodie travelers. Here, visitors can book food experiences (food tours, cooking classes, dining experiences, tastings), place restaurant reservations without Japanese, and learn about Japanese food culture and places to eat in different regions of Japan. ByFood strives to make Japanese food culture accessible to anyone, removing the language barrier, and accommodating dietary needs. And if your perfect food experience isn’t available on our platform, the VIP Gourmet Concierge will create one that is custom-made for you. Best of all, for every experience that’s booked on byFood, 10 school meals will be donated to children in need through the Food for Happiness program. Book a food experience on https://www.byfood.com 🎬CREDITS: HOST » Phoebe Amoroso DIRECTOR » Meg Igarashi VIDEO EDITOR » Esteban Haga PRODUCER » Serkan Toso

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