Historical Roots of Japanese Sencha
Sencha tea, including varieties like Fukudzyu, is a cornerstone of Japanese tea culture. It originated in Japan and became the most popular type of green tea in the country, symbolizing everyday tea drinking and refined taste.
Interesting Fact
The first tea plantations in Japan were established by Buddhist monks who brought tea seeds from China in the 9th century. It is thanks to them that tea culture became an integral part of Japanese life, and Sencha, which appeared much later in the 18th century, became a symbol of daily tea consumption.
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