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For this tea set, we pair our most popular Kyusu teapot and Yunomi teacups which are very reasonable in price. Of course, this tea set is suitable both as a first tea set for beginner or for the tea connoisseur...

MANTEN Kyusu and Yunomi Set is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for enjoy all kinds of Japanese tea, specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use...

For the HOHRYU Kyusu Tea Set, we pair our most popular, reasonable, and smartly designed handcrafted Kyusu teapot and Yunomi teacups. Of course, this tea set is suitable both as a first tea set for beginner or for the tea connoisseur...

MIZUTAMA of this name means polka dot in Japanese. This Dobin Set is suitable for brewing a large quantity of tea for some guests, one pot of tea for the day, or brewing just one cup flavorfully...

This Teapot and Yunomi set is specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use. This is not only a convenient and simple design but also sophisticated and stylish. You are surely able to enjoy both iced tea, hot tea and the beautiful color of tea in your green moment with this functional and fashionable set...

Hohin means "Treasure Jar" or "Magical Jar" in Japanese. It is said that high grade tea becomes more mellow in the Hohin. The scenic beauties of Sumi-e ink painting, which are drawn...

HAGI means Japanese bush clover, and GASANE means piling up in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for some generations. Numerous Japanese bush clovers are depicted in white color, trailing in the autumn breeze.

KAGETSU HAKEME Hohin Set is very simple, but the artist has given great care to the details of the work.　White HAKEME, which means brush line pattern in Japanese, both accents and balances the warm and natural reddish-brown color of this Hohin Set...

If you have this Strainer Mug, you can enjoy Japanese green tea anywhere without teapots and tea cups. It has a lid, which is convenient to steam the tea leaves during brewing, keep the tea warm, and use as a saucer to place the strainer upon while not in use...

AYAME means iris in Japanese, a well-loved flower of late spring to early summer in Japan. It has been said, since ancient times, that the iris fends off evil because of its strong fragrance...

KIKYOH means bellflower, which has unique star-shaped petals, and blooms from summer to early autumn. KIKYOH bellflower is gracefully blooming on this Yunomi teacup, carefully painted in purple and white glaze...

RINPA is one of the major historical schools of Japanese painting, which flourished in the 17th century in Kyoto. "RIN" means the beautiful beads, and "PA" means school, so all works in RINPA are focusing on colorful and elegant expression. RINPA is also known as one of the arts which express more unique Japanese sensitivity in Japanese modern art.

GUNKAKU means a flock of TSURU cranes in Japanese. TSURU cranes have been viewed as a symbol of good fortune through the ages. The eight cranes are finely painted, capturing their various movements and expressions. In addition to the delicate, modern look of the cranes, the margins are painted in gold, adding a touch of glamour.

The pine trees growing at the foot of the mountain and Mt. Fuji towering behind it, covered with snow, look as if they are right in front of your eyes. The white color was painted repeatedly so as not to overlap the green color of the pine trees, and the white color was raised three-dimensionally. Although the design is simple, it is a very labor-intensive work. In the background, gold foil is applied like clouds, giving this teacup a luxurious presence.

SUZU means Japanese bell and KOMON means a traditional Japanese pattern. This Yunomi is decorated with a pattern of SUZU, which is said to ward off evil spirits since ancient times, and KOMON that is believed to bring good luck. Attached to the outside of the Yunomi is a cute doll called IKKANJIN, which represents a figure peering into a well. In fact, this is a traditional design that has been used for various utensils in the tea ceremony since the time of SEN no RIKYU.

SUZU means Japanese bell and KOMON means a traditional Japanese pattern. This Yunomi is decorated with a pattern of SUZU, which is said to ward off evil spirits since ancient times, and KOMON that is believed to bring good luck. Attached to the outside of the Yunomi is a cute doll called IKKANJIN, which represents a figure peering into a well. In fact, this is a traditional design that has been used for various utensils in the tea ceremony since the time of SEN no RIKYU.

SUZU means Japanese bell and KOMON means a traditional Japanese pattern. This Yunomi is decorated with a pattern of SUZU, which is said to ward off evil spirits since ancient times, and KOMON that is believed to bring good luck. Attached to the outside of the Yunomi is a cute doll called IKKANJIN, which represents a figure peering into a well. In fact, this is a traditional design that has been used for various utensils in the tea ceremony since the time of SEN no RIKYU.

TSUTA means ivy in Japanese. TSUTA ivy is often used as a symbol of autumn in the world of RINPA. SUSUKI means Japanese pampas grass, which is a symbol of autumn in Japan. KIKYOH means bellflower, which has unique star-shaped petals, and blooms from summer to early autumn...

TSUTA means ivy in Japanese. TSUTA ivy is often used as a symbol of autumn in the world of RINPA. Not only TSUTA ivy but also purple YOMENA aster, which are wild autumnal flowers, are depicted on the outside of this cup...

HAGI means bush clover in Japanese. HAGI is an autumn wild flower, enjoyed by tea masters as one of the seven autumn flowers for many generations. Not only numerous Japanese bush clovers but also its white and yellow flowers are depicted on the outside of this cup...

KOHAKU means red and white colors, and RAKU means Raku-yaki in Japanese.

This AKA RAKU Yunomi is a Raku-yaki style Yunomi. In Japan, Raku-yaki is regarded as the highest-grade tea ware used for the tea ceremony. Raku-yaki is a very unique ceramics technique that was developed in Kyoto about 450 years ago. There are two main kinds of Raku-yaki: Kuro-raku, which means black Raku-yaki, and Aka-raku, which means red Raku-yaki. This Yunomi is modeled after Aka-raku.

This SHIRO RAKU Yunomi is a Raku-yaki style Yunomi. In Japan, Raku-yaki is regarded as the highest-grade tea ware used for the tea ceremony. Raku-yaki is a very unique ceramics technique that was developed in Kyoto about 450 years ago. There are two main kinds of Raku-yaki: Kuro-raku, which means black Raku-yaki, and Aka-raku, which means red Raku-yaki. This Yunomi is different from both of them. SHIRO RAKU Yunomi is made of white clay and white glaze.

SOME means to add color, and HANA means a flower. As the name suggests, this is a teacup with BOTAN flowers on it. BOTAN means peony flower in Japanese. The peony flower was well-loved in ancient Japan. For example, women wore Kimono with peony flower patterns, and some people used the peony as their family crest. Tohan gorgeously expresses the elegant scene of BOTAN peony flower. The flowers and plants are vividly painted by zaffer glaze in Tohan's specific painting style, which always fascinates viewers.

SOME means to add color, and HANA means a flower. As the name suggests, this is a teacup with BOTAN flowers on it. BOTAN means peony flower in Japanese. The peony flower was well-loved in ancient Japan. For example, women wore Kimono with peony flower patterns, and some people used the peony as their family crest. Tohan gorgeously expresses the elegant scene of BOTAN peony flower. The flowers and plants are vividly painted by zaffer glaze in Tohan's specific painting style, which always fascinates viewers.

Made by Toan Dobuchi well known for the subtle and fascinating printing. This Yunomi has a unique shape called 'Tama-Yunomi'...

Made by Toan Dobuchi well known for the subtle and fascinating printing. This Yunomi has a unique shape called 'Tama-Yunomi'...

KI KOHIKI ware is the original creation of Mr. Kudo. He spent more than five years to develop KI KOHIKI ware by mixing several types of clay through trial and error. He strives to always respect the natural world around him...

KI KOHIKI ware is the original creation of Mr. Kudo. He spent more than five years to develop KI KOHIKI ware by mixing several types of clay through trial and error. He strives to always respect the natural world around him...

The name of this multi-use cup SEKICHUKA means "flowers in the snow" in Japanese. The red or mauve color emerging on the white glaze is a unique technique developed by Mr. Tanii...

The name of this multi-use cup SEKICHUKA means "flowers in the snow" in Japanese. The red or mauve color emerging on the white glaze is a unique technique developed by Mr. Tanii...

This Yunomi appears to be a simple and traditional style Japanese teacup, but it is created using elaborate techniques and is crafted from carefully selected materials passed down from generation to generation...

This Yunomi appears to be a simple and traditional style Japanese teacup, but it is created using elaborate techniques and is crafted from carefully selected materials passed down from generation to generation...

IGA YAKI HAIYU Yunomi have a modern and sophisticated atmosphere, which is created by the traditional technique known as Iga Yaki...

IGA YAKI HAIYU Yunomi have a modern and sophisticated atmosphere, which is created by the traditional technique known as Iga Yaki...

This HIDAMARI NEKO Yunomi is a Raku-yaki style teacup. In Japan, Raku-yaki is regarded as the highest-grade tea ware used for the tea ceremony. This is a unique RAKUNYU product that challenges the development of unique Raku-yaki by using some of the traditional Raku-yaki techniques in its production process and fusing them with modern design.

This HIDAMARI NEKO Yunomi is a Raku-yaki style teacup. In Japan, Raku-yaki is regarded as the highest-grade tea ware used for the tea ceremony. This is a unique RAKUNYU product that challenges the development of unique Raku-yaki by using some of the traditional Raku-yaki techniques in its production process and fusing them with modern design.

HORI of this name means carving and INKA means stamped flower in Japanese. INKA flower stamps, which are colored in white, are decorated outside the cup, and these stamps gradually expand from the vase to the rim, as if the flowers grow and bloom in a lively manner...

Japanese traditional and popular flowers are decorated on this natural and simple texture Yunomi teacup. Flower stamps colored in white bloom on the natural clay earthenware. The flared shape accents the flowers and the Yunomi itself...

KYO of this name means KYOTO and AKI means autumn in Japanese. This Yunomi features paintings of autumn wild flowers, a motif cherished by tea masters for generations. Considering the price and quality, this Yunomi is an outstanding value.

KYO of this name means KYOTO and AKI means autumn in Japanese. This Yunomi features paintings of autumn wild flowers, a motif cherished by tea masters for generations. Considering the price and quality, this Yunomi is an outstanding value.

KAIRAGI is the name of the glaze. KAIRAGI ware is one of the most prized among all tea ware and has been loved by tea masters for generations. Its characteristic wrinkles and cracks appear during firing.

KAIRAGI is the name of the glaze. KAIRAGI ware is one of the most prized among all tea ware and has been loved by tea masters for generations. Its characteristic wrinkles and cracks appear during firing.

TETSU means iron, and SAN means scatter. As the name expresses, you can see black dots formed when the iron content in the clay appears on the surface of the cup. This tea cup is made from clay that contains iron and is the potteries' original blend mainly collected in Shigaraki...

If you have this Strainer Mug, you can enjoy Japanese green tea anywhere without teapots and tea cups. It has a lid, which is convenient to steam the tea leaves during brewing, keep the tea warm, and use as a saucer to place the strainer upon while not in use...

KIKU means chrysanthemum, BORI means carving, and SHONZUI means traditional patterns in Japanese. Each pattern and landscape design are surrounded by linear and curved lines, and each separate space expresses chrysanthemum petals. Each design and landscape is elaborately painted with a refined touch...

KIKU means chrysanthemum, BORI means carving, and SHONZUI means traditional patterns in Japanese. Each pattern and landscape design are surrounded by linear and curved lines, and each separate space expresses chrysanthemum petals. Each design and landscape is elaborately painted with a refined touch...

Mr. Tanii imagined a scene where a genial zephyr (wind) gently stirs the grass, which sways in the soft warm sunlight, and created this Yunomi...

The glaze of this Yunomi is made from the ash of whisky barrels which were made from 100-year old white oak trees, and were used at Suntory for 50 to 60 years...

This set of Yunomi teacups features the six marvelous views of Mt. Fuji, which is a long-selling favorite in Japan, created by the artist Shunzan Mori for more than 30 years. Turned upside down, each Yunomi looks like Mt. Fuji. Each Yunomi features one of six famous views of Mt. Fuji...

This Yunomi is a long-selling favorite in Japan for more than 20 years. Turned upside down, each Yunomi looks like Mt. Fuji. This pair features GOHIRA no SAKURA cherry blossoms and SHIRAITO no TAKI waterfall, which are both very famous spots around Mt. Fuji...

IRODORI means color combination, and MISHIMA means the stamp of a flower pattern. MISHIMA flower stamps are decorated in a consecutive manner. The patterns are delicately stamped by hand, before the clay is dried, using a stamp stick, which is carved with flowers. Besides the MISHIMA flower stamps, lines are carved vertically and horizontally, and the center of MISHIMA is colored red, blue, and yellow, accenting the simplicity of the design.

SHIRO of this name means white color and INKA means stamped flower in Japanese. This Yunomi has not only traditional but sophisticated atmosphere. This Yunomi is created by a technique called MISHIMA...

NANAME means diagonal, and BORI means engraving in Japanese. As the name suggests, the outside of a simple white porcelain cup is carved diagonally, creating a simple yet sophisticated atmosphere...

Just at first glance, you may possibly feel that this Yunomi is plain and simple. However, the artist has achieved sophistication without ostentatious garnish. In addition, the thin and lightweight porcelain enhances the good flavor of tea...

KIN means gold and GIN means silver in Japanese, and IRODORI means color combination. This Yunomi is made of ceramic, but the technique used to create the dull hue of the metal makes it look like a metallic cup. Not only is it very rare, it is also very reasonably priced.

MIZUTAMA of this name means polka dot in Japanese. MIZUTAMA Yunomi is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for serving tea...

MANTEN Yunomi is not only sophisticated and modern but also ideal for serving tea. The slight inward curve of the rim helps one to taste Japanese tea flavorfully...

The flavor of green tea depends not only on the quality of tea and brewing process. It depends on the size, shape, and thickness of the vessel that it is brewed or served in...

Swaying green tea in a beautiful white teacup in addition to the relaxing flavor and aroma of the tea makes teatime more enjoyable...

This teapot for iced tea was specially developed by the Japanese Tea Industry Cooperative Union. It is ideal for brewing the perfect amount of iced tea in cool water...

This teapot was invented so that people would be able to fully enjoy Japanese green tea more simply and easily. The key feature of this pot is its lid which also plays a role as both filter and spout...

This Kyusu is a very classic natural red color and simple style...

The features of this Kyusu are the earthen surface and functional and traditional design. To bring the earthen atmosphere, a specific type of clay, used rarely in Tokoname, is used...

SENSUJI means thousand lines in Japanese. Circle lines are elaborately carved on this Kyusu. Making circle lines requires great skill, and these lines created by the experienced craftsman are supremely beautiful. This subdued and simple dark brown color conveys a calm and modern atmosphere...

This Kyusu is specifically designed to be convenient and easy to use. This is not only a convenient and simple design but also sophisticated and modern. MANTEN of this name means perfect score in Japanese...

This Lefty Kyusu is very convenient for left-handed users. We have collaborated with a kiln and specially arranged for this Left-handed Kyusu...

This Kyusu we have selected for you is quite large in size, 900ml (31.7fl oz), perfect for 2 to 6 people. This TOBIKANNA Large Kyusu is a very classic and simple style...

This Kyusu gives the impression of a spring breeze with butterflies and cherry blossom petals. You will certainly feel that the room and atmosphere around this Kyusu are calm, relaxed, and leisurely. To consider the effort and technique on this Kyusu, this price is absolutely reasonable...

TENMOKU is an iron glaze traditionally known for its impenetrable and elusive nature. It was said that if an artisan tried to pursue TENMOKU glaze, they would become insolvent. Unique pattern on the surface of the teapot is similar to the color inside a sea shell and seven bright color changes occur according the position from which it is viewed...

The technique called MOGAKE is used for this Kyusu. MO means seaweed and GAKE means wrapping in Japanese. As the name suggests, this Kyusu is fired in the kiln while wrapped with seaweed. Salt contained in the seaweed creates the unique color pattern due to the chemical reaction...

SHIROTSUCHI refers to the white color of this Kyusu. Usually, Kyusu are SHUDEI red, brown or gray, but this Kyusu has a mild white color. This color was developed to show the beautiful green color of tea. Its whiteness, developed after about two years of trial and error, is unmatched by any other Kyusu. The mountain shape of the Kyusu and its characteristic white color harmonize beautifully to create a sense of gentleness and charm...

KUROTSUCHI refers to the black color of this teapot. Normally, most teapots are SHUDEI red or brown, but this teapot has a simple matte black color (grayish black). This color is produced by sealing the kiln at high temperatures and incomplete combustion with little oxygen. The carbon generated from the fuel in the kiln is absorbed by the Kyusu, resulting in a black color...

This Kyusu has a unique color, texture and distinctive form. The warm earthen color and cute flat shape are wonderfully matched and bring an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere. It is very time-consuming to produce this Kyusu and expert skills are required. This unique Kyusu teapot, created by a master potter, is sure to fascinate you...

This Kyusu has a unique green color and texture. The green color and rounded shape are wonderfully matched and bring an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere. It is very time-consuming to produce this Kyusu and expert skills are required. This unique teapot created by skilled potters will surely fascinate you...

You will certainly look forward to brewing tea in this artful Kyusu, which has been specially designed with the user in mind...

This Lefty Kyusu is very convenient for left-handed users. This is Lefty Kyusu created by a sought-after artisan. We asked an artisan, Mr. Sawada to create a Lefty Kyusu which is not only practical but also beautiful...

This round shape and polka dot pattern bring a unique atmosphere. Dobin is convenient for brewing a large quantity of tea for several guests, or to brew one large pot of tea to drink all day long...

The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

Handcrafted Yuzamasi. The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

White porcelain Yuzamashi. The Yuzamashi or Water Cooler is a tea service accessory to adjust the water temperature...

Its columnar shape and wide bottom create enough space so the tea leaves can fully expand during brewing to flavor the tea, providing almost the same taste as brewing by Kyusu teapot. It has a handle, which makes it very easy to use. With this strainer, you can brew our genuine green tea three times, which is also the same as with a Kyusu teapot...

SOUEN means Nagatani Sohen and KOH means incense. It is named after Nagatani Sohen, the inventor of the Uji green tea processing method...

HORAKU is a pan for making Houjicha by roasting tea leaves. Houjicha is made by roasting tea leaves over heat. It is a brown tea with a toasted nutty flavor. Houjicha is ideal for those who would like to try Japanese tea for the first time. ...

CHAKOHRO is an aromatherapy diffuser for tea leaves. A candle is placed inside and the heat is used to warm the tea leaves to release the fragrance. The fresh aroma wafts into the room, creating...

To preserve freshness, high-quality green tea should be stored in an air-tight container away from heat and moisture...

To preserve freshness, high-quality green tea should be stored in an air-tight container away from heat and moisture...

This copper container is ideal for the preservation of tea leaves since this is extremely airtight and protected against moisture, and copper itself has an antibacterial effect.

This copper container is ideal for the preservation of tea leaves since this is extremely airtight and protected against moisture, and copper itself has an antibacterial effect...

The wood is from the Zelkova tree, known as KEYAKI in Japan. Japanese artisans use KEYAKI for traditional wooden lacquer because the wood is strong and the grain is quite beautiful. KURO means black, and MEHAJIKI is one of the craft techniques used to paint lacquer. The glossy and deep black color evokes a noble and majestic atmosphere...

The stripe design on this tea container is called KOMA NURI in Japanese. KOMA means a toy spinning top, and NURI means painting in Japanese. KOMA is a traditional toy, played with during the New Year holiday celebration in Japan, and is said to be an auspicious item...

This Copper Matcha Container is handmade container for Matcha which we Hibiki-an specially order for our customers. Copper container is very suitable for the preservation of Matcha powder since this is high air-tightness and protected against moisture, and copper itself has an antibacterial effect...

These saucers fit both small and large size Yunomi (tea cups). The atmosphere of these Chataku pair perfectly with sophisticated Yunomi like Kyo-yaki and well-made earthenware like Shigaraki-yaki.

RYUBOKU means driftwood and hints WABI SABI atmosphere in Japanese. The rim, top surface, center, side, and base are all designed with natural and simple atmosphere, which brings out the beauty of Japanese zelkova...

These saucers fit both small and large size Yunomi (tea cup). And atmosphere of these Chataku matches both with sophisticated Yunomi like Kyo-Yaki and well-made earthenware like Shigaraki-Yaki...

This set of two fabric coasters features a traditional Japanese pattern called TONBO AIZOME, which is one of auspicious patterns. It is said that the pattern was highly acclaimed throughout Japan in the late Edo era (1603 - 1868)...

A tea scoop, known as SAMI in Japanese, is a very useful tool for measuring tea leaves from a Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. This SAMI has a hammered pattern called TSUCHIME, which gives it a luxurious feel. It also brings a traditional Japanese atmosphere to tea time.

Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. This SAMI has a hammered pattern called TSUCHIME, which gives it a luxurious feel. It also brings a traditional Japanese atmosphere to tea time...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. HYOTAN, which means calabash (bottle gourd) in Japanese, has been a traditional good luck charm since ancient times in Japan...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. YAMA ZAKURA means mountain cherry blossom in Japanese. The surface of this Tea Scoop is covered with mountain cherry bark, which is polished to make a smooth texture...

Our Tea Scoop is very useful for measuring tea leaves from Chazutsu or other tea container and when placing tea leaves into the Kyusu teapot. HAGOITA is a wooden paddle used in HANETSUKI Japanese battledore, a traditional game historically played on auspicious occasions like New Year's holiday in Japan...

Its columnar shape and wide bottom create enough space so the tea leaves can fully expand during brewing to flavor the tea, providing almost the same taste as brewing by Kyusu teapot. It has a handle, which makes it very easy to use. With this strainer, you can brew our genuine green tea three times, which is also the same as with a Kyusu teapot...

TWISTEA Plus is like having a teapot and tumbler together in one convenient bottle. Its innovative design makes it possible to extract genuine Japanese green tea without a Kyusu teapot...

This clip is suitable for closing the tea package for storage of daily use tea leaves. The way to use this clip is to fasten the tea package with it, as shown in the picture. This clip is not only functional but also stylish. Beautiful and delicate designs of traditional Japanese scenes and flowers decorate each clip. You will enjoy three designs...

One of the ways to accurately taste the quality of Japanese green tea is to use the right volume of tea leaves. Those of us in the Japanese green tea industry have been using a balance scale for measuring tea leaves for a long time...

This sandglass is a 1-minute tea timer. Pale green color sand tells you when 1 minute has passed. The sand inside was designed to be similar to the color of fine tea. Japanese green tea should be brewed for a specific length of time for ideal flavor. Sencha should brew for 1 minute, and Gyokuro should brew for 1.5 to 2 minutes.

This sandglass is a 2-minute tea timer. Purple color sand tells you when 2 minutes have passed. In the 7th century in Japan, purple was the color of the highest rank in a system of status. recognized as a color that gives the impression of nobility and elegance. 2 minutes is the best time to brew gyokuro, the highest grade of Japanese green tea. Japanese green tea should be brewed for a specific length of time for ideal flavor. Sencha should brew for 1 minute, and Gyokuro should brew for 1.5 to 2 minutes.