Products

Products of Japan

Green Tea

Green tea

Experience Japan’s green tea: a harmonious blend of tradition, exceptional flavor, and unrivaled craftsmanship in every sip.

Japanese Sweets

Japanese Sweets (Wagashi)

Savor Wagashi: exquisite Japanese sweets that blend tradition, artistry, and the changing seasons.

Ceramics & Laquer

Japanese ceramics
Appreciate Japanese Ceramics and Lacquers: masterfully crafted pieces that reflect centuries of tradition and exceptional artistry.

Best Green Teas


Ibuki- Green tea in bottle

Ibuki
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Enjoy green tea like fine wine. Whether it’s for a celebration or a special occasion, this exclusive green tea, available only in Japan, is perfect for those who appreciate the best of the best. 


Ippukucha

Ippukucha Tsuru
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Experience Japan’s cultural elegance with these crane-shaped tea bags, perfect for gifting or indulging in luxury. Exclusively available in Japan, find them at The Cover Nippon in Tokyo’s Imperial Hotel.


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Kawamotoya Sencha
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Shizuoka tea, balanced in aroma and flavor, is crafted by artisans using binchotan charcoal. This Kakegawa tea features a rich aroma with mild astringency. The tea cans double as charming interior decorations.


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Makinohara Nozomi
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Grown shielded from direct sunlight, Nozomi tea leaves are rich in chlorophyll and deep green, offering a unique flavor. High in ‘theanine’ for less bitterness and a smoother, umami-rich taste.

Best Japanese Sweets


TokyoBanana

Tokyo Banana (12)
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Tokyo Banana: A sight at airports and stores across Japan, beloved by locals and tourists alike. Its nostalgic, universally enjoyable flavor makes it a must-buy during your stay in Japan!


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Yatsuhashi
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Yatsuhashi, a beloved Kyoto sweet, combines rice flour, sugar, and red beans into a chewy treat. Available in cinnamon and matcha flavors, it’s a must-buy souvenir.

KitKat

Kit Kat (24)
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Kit Kat in Japan transcends its origin with unique flavors like matcha and sake. Its name, echoing “kitto katsu” or “sure to win,” makes it a popular gift for students. Some flavors are exclusive to Japan.


Shiroikoibito

Shiroi Koibito 
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Since its debut as an in-flight treat, Shiroi Koibito has charmed international travelers. This confection sandwiches sweet chocolate between langue de chat cookies, encapsulating tenderness and memories.