Takayuki Oyaizu is a third-generation Chashi, a traditional Japanese tea farmer, based in Suruga-ku, Shizuoka. Since 1949, the Oyaizu family has refined the art of Japanese tea processing, uniting tradition with precision technology. Under Takayuki’s leadership, the company operates three state-of-the-art refinement facilities and maintains global certifications that ensure world-class safety and consistency. Guided by a commitment to both heritage and innovation, Oyaizu continues to craft teas that embody the depth and purity of Shizuoka’s terroir.
Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 6 reviews)
Steven Q.★★★★★
Stepped away from my usual coffee routine for this, and the smooth, almost creamy texture surprised me—it dissolves effortlessly with just a whisk. The mild sweetness stands out without needing any added sugar.
David★★★★★
I’ve been using this matcha every morning for a week now, and the flavor is noticeably smoother than the generic stuff—no bitterness at all, even when I mix it with just water. The fact it’s from a third-generation farm gives it a nice, authentic feel.
Sebastian B.★★★★★
The vibrant green color when I opened the tin is stunning, and it actually froths up beautifully with just a bamboo whisk. The flavor is deep and savory but not bitter at all, which is a nice surprise for a daily drinker.
Ruby B.★★★★★
I've been whisking this matcha every morning for a week now, and the deep, grassy flavor is incredibly smooth with zero bitterness. The vibrant green color alone tells me how fresh it is. This is the best ceremonial-grade I've had in years.
Eva★★★★★
The vegetal aroma hit me the moment I opened the bag, and the first sip had such a smooth, creamy finish with zero bitterness. I’ve been whisking it up every morning since it arrived, and the vibrant green color tells me it’s super fresh. Absolutely worth the price for this quality.
Hazel W.★★★★★
This is my second time ordering this matcha, and the flavor is remarkably smooth with absolutely no bitterness—even when I whisk it with just water. The vibrant green color tells you it's fresh, and it froths up beautifully.
