#Shincha

Osaka out call massage（One class）🇯🇵

@osakaoutcall.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

From Namba toward Daikokucho 🇯🇵

#raijin
#fujisan
#tsurugaoka
#kakigoriShaveIce
#morningSet
#depachika
#ekiben
#tachinomi
#shitamachi
#shincha

ellestad.bsky.social

@ellestad.bsky.social

8 months ago

Dry green tea

I'm so green

This my toy, but I share

Drink yer greens

After brewing so much Chinese tea in this Japanese Kyusu, figured I should give some Japanese tea a try. Savory and umami elements dominate this Aya-Me Kabuse shincha from Kettl Teas, some nuttiness and salinity. Nice color!

#GreenTea #ShinCha #KettlTeas #Tea #Cha #DailyTea

M. Vilenius

@mvilenius.bsky.social

10 months ago

Received some fresh, first harvest green tea from Japan. Absolutely love this stuff.

今年の新茶が届きました！美味しく頂きます！

#greentea #shincha

Currently JAPAN

@currenltyjapan.bsky.social

10 months ago

Today, May 1st, is Hachiju-hachiya, the 88th night after the start of spring in Japan’s traditional calendar. It marks the beginning of the first tea harvest of the year. This is when fresh green tea, known as shincha, begins to appear.

#Shincha #HachijuHachiya #JapaneseTea

Gerald Macua Photography

@geraldmacuaphoto.com

11 months ago

Fresh green tea anyone? 😉

This image was captured in Shizuoka prefecture while working in Japan.

#nature
#photography
#japan
#greentea
#shincha

f•b•n🕊*

@fbnbln.bsky.social

1 year ago

Kleine #Teekunde

#Shincha bedeutet neuer Tee.

Die Ernte beginnt im Süden des Landes Ende März, Anfang April und wandert, wie die Kirschblüte, von Süden nach Norden. Es werden die aller ersten 3 Blätter nach der Winterruhe gepflückt. Der Tee schmeckt süß, belebt und ist eine Kostbarkeit.

f•b•n🕊*

@fbnbln.bsky.social

1 year ago

Gönnt euch was.

#GreenTea #Shincha #Yabukita aus #Tanegashima
..fresh, smooth an balanced character. 1th harvest late March/early April 2024 🌱🍵

Sam Kaislaniemi

@samklai.bsky.social

4 years ago

I'm having a pot of #shincha, first flush (spring harvest) Japanese green #tea, and am reminded of an old Japanese punny #joke I once read in a book of Jap. folklore.
This will only make sense / be funny if you understand Japanese, but here goes: [1/n]