Direct from producer
We source directly from named single-producer estates in Shizuoka. No anonymous wholesale chain, no auction-anonymity, no markup beyond ours. Every lot is traceable to a grower with a face and a name.
Sparkling tea by the case · Ceremonial matcha by the kilogram · Tea ingredients for restaurants, importers, and beverage programs.
Or email Takayuki directly: takayuki@nagamine-seicha.co.jp
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Lot, vintage, and freight conditions affect final quotation. Email takayuki@nagamine-seicha.co.jp for current availability.
bodhi · Yuzu Sencha · Apple Wakocha
~ USD 6 / 200ml bottle
MOQ 1 case (24 bottles)
Ikeda-en Yabukita · USD 130/kg
Saeakari (Sugayama-en) · USD 140/kg
Saemidori (Maruo Seicha) · USD 150/kg
MOQ 1 kg per lot
Chiran Asatsuyu · USD 75/kg
Tsuyuhikari (Ikeda-en) · USD 65/kg
Tenku Farm (5 cultivars) · USD 75/kg each
MOQ 1 kg per cultivar
Tohei Maejima · honzu canopy-grown
USD 320/kg
Annual production ~15 kg, by allocation
For latte, pastry, RTD applications
USD 45/kg
Toyosawa Aki-Tencha base · foodservice grade
All prices FOB Yaizu, Japan. Subject to lot, vintage, and freight terms.
COA, residue analysis, and export documentation available on request.
Lacto-fermented in Yaizu. 200ml glass bottles. Built to occupy the role of dry champagne, refined sake, or sparkling rosé — depending on what is on the plate.
With roast beef. With aged duck. With anything that wants champagne.
A lacto-fermented sparkling tea built on Bodai-Sancha — leaves from the Bodai district of Fukuroi, Shizuoka, fermented under our patented anaerobic method (JP Patent No. 7085174). Dry, mineral, with the structure of vintage champagne. Zero alcohol. Zero added sugar.
Read the bodhi story →
With oysters. With white-fish sashimi. With anything raw and clean.
Kochi yuzu, the most fragrant citrus in Japan, meets single-origin sencha as the sparkling base. Bright, aromatic, and mineral — the natural pairing for shellfish, raw fish, and Japanese cuisine.
Explore the line →
With aged cheese. With prosciutto. Like a dry sparkling rosé.
Japanese black tea (wakocha) from a JAS-certified organic grower (Matsuda Farm), carbonated with a touch of apple essence. Amber in the glass, dry on the palate — built for charcuterie, hard cheeses, and the broader European table. Final sparkling tea product is not JAS-certified.
Explore the line →12 bottles · Worldwide shipping included · Pro Set (24 bottles, USD 280) also available
Filmed for our overseas presentations: the philosophy, the place, the process, the bottle. From the Bodai district of Fukuroi to the dining tables it now reaches.
Discover bodhi →The fundamentals that distinguish a 150-year tea house from auction-dependent traders.
We source directly from named single-producer estates in Shizuoka. No anonymous wholesale chain, no auction-anonymity, no markup beyond ours. Every lot is traceable to a grower with a face and a name.
Our matcha and gyokuro lines are first-flush (ichibancha) only, contracted with growers ahead of harvest. Supply is reserved — not auction-dependent — so wholesale partners can plan against stable allocation.
Every wholesale lot is finished by a three-time Highest Gold Prize blender at the Shizuoka Tea Refining Competition. The same hand that wins the prize finishes what we ship abroad.
COA (certificate of analysis), residue analysis, and JAS/FDA documentation available on request. Our facility is FDA-registered; registration details available to qualified buyers.
Seven directly operated retail stores in Japan inform our wholesale selections with constant end-customer feedback. We are structured for relationships measured in years, not single shipments.
Looking for single-producer matcha and gyokuro with documentation and stable allocation. We work with wholesale partners in 4 countries (US, Canada, Thailand, Poland) and have active conversations in 3 more (UK, Philippines, Australia).
Need ceremonial-grade matcha at consistent quality, year-round. Our Sugayama-en, Maruo Seicha, and Ikeda-en selections cover from latte-grade to ceremonial.
Looking for non-alcoholic pairings of fine-dining caliber. bodhi and the sparkling tea line are designed to occupy the role of dry champagne.
Building a non-alcoholic offering with provenance and story. Single-master gyokuro and craft sparkling tea give your program a Japan-led depth.
A tasting kit is not required to start a conversation. For buyers who are ready to evaluate flavor, service style, and pairing, four worldwide-shipping kits offer different depths. Sample fees credit toward your first wholesale order.
Not ready for a tasting kit? Email takayuki@nagamine-seicha.co.jp first — we send indicative pricing, MOQ, and available lots within two business days.
12 bottles · bodhi 6, Yuzu 3, Apple 3
USD 150
Request kit → Sparkling · Multi-site decisions24 bottles · bodhi 12, Yuzu 6, Apple 6
USD 280
Request kit → Matcha · Cafés, matcha bars4 cultivars · 20g each · 80g total
USD 130
Request kit → Tea breadth · Tea houses, importersMatcha + gyokuro + 3 single-cultivar sencha
USD 120
Request kit →Worldwide shipping included · Wholesale MOQ: Tea 1 kg / Matcha 1 kg / Sparkling 1 case
Our work spans craft sparkling tea — with bodhi as the flagship — alongside single-master gyokuro from Japan’s most decorated producer, ceremonial matcha from named Shizuoka estates, single-cultivar sencha from trusted growers, and raw ingredients supplied to foodservice and beverage manufacturers worldwide.
Three bottled selections, with bodhi — our lacto-fermented sparkling tea — as the flagship. Joined by Yuzu Sencha and Apple Wakocha. Built to occupy the role of dry champagne at the dining table.
Explore the range MasterHand-picked single-master gyokuro from a twice winner of the Minister of Agriculture Award — Japan’s highest national tea honour.
Read the master’s storyFive ceremonial-grade selections from named single-producer estates, all made from first-flush shade-grown tencha. Small-lot, named-producer selections with no anonymous bulk sourcing.
See the lineupOur flagship sencha is Chiran Asatsuyu — a kabuse fukamushicha from Kagoshima, often called “natural gyokuro.” Joined by Triple-Platinum Tsuyuhikari (Ikeda-en, Shizuoka) and Tenku Farm withering-aroma sencha. The breadth of Japanese tea, beyond what organic alone can express.
Read the Asatsuyu storyCeremonial-grade matcha powder, hojicha powder, and our lacto-fermented Bodai-Sancha for foodservice and beverage manufacturing.
View ingredientsTwo restored hillside fields on Mount Takakusa, Yaizu. Yabukita black tea and a native-cultivar field over 140 years old, tended without pesticide or fertiliser. Award-winning at the 2024 Japan Domestic Black Tea Grand Prix. We do not sell these teas at scale — we restore them as our way of honouring the lineage of Yaizu’s tea growers.
Read the Wild Tea story
Yokichi Tatara was twenty when he began shipping hand-rolled tea from Shimizu port to Yokohama, and onward by steamship to America. Five generations later, that founding orientation — tea as an export, crafted for distant tables — is once more at the front of the house. Today we ship matcha, sparkling tea, gyokuro, and ingredient powders to four countries across three continents, with active conversations in three more.
A Japanese tea merchant’s craft is in the finishing — the blending, the aging, the final cup. Two people define our standard.
Highest Gold Prize, three times.
Shizuoka Tea Refining Competition
The fifth generation of the Tatara house. Selects raw leaf at auction, blends across estates, refines the final cup — the work of a Japanese tea merchant. His hand finishes every lot we ship abroad.
Minister of Agriculture Award, twice.
Japan’s highest national tea honour
Hand-picked, honzu canopy-grown gyokuro in the traditional method. We are the sole overseas wholesaler of his work — small lots, single-grower, irreplaceable.
Our wholesale trade today reaches buyers across North America, Asia, and Europe. New partners welcome in all regions — we are especially open to Southeast Asia, Northern Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
ยินดีต้อนรับลูกค้าจากประเทศไทย — We welcome business partners from Thailand.
Tasting kits ship worldwide at a single price — USD 120 to 280, freight included. New markets often begin with pricing, product specs, and — when appropriate — a tasting kit.
Tell us your country, business type, and what you are looking for. We send indicative pricing, MOQ, and available lots within two business days. Tasting kits are available when you are ready to evaluate flavor in depth.
takayuki@nagamine-seicha.co.jp · replies in English within two business days, Tokyo time