Tea picking experience
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
The Ubuya-kai group from Yoshimura Clinic in Okazaki will be coming to experience tea picking.
It becomes matcha
This is an experience of natural hand-picked tea plantations.
If you are interested, please contact Ubuya no Kai.
This is a photo of a dad who participated in Ubuya-no-Kai last year.
Enjoy the fun with your family in the green surroundings.
We held a party to enjoy new tea
Friday, May 7, 2015
We held a party to enjoy new tea.
This project is a collaboration with local moms and orange moms.
In a machine-harvested tea plantation
Picked with one stem and two leaves
It's a simple experience
We dressed up as tea girls and took commemorative photos.
A genuine "kasuri kimono"
I put it through my sleeve.
After that, we returned to Hidamari (next to Takakoen)
Tea ceremony lecture by the owner of Takakaen.
Many people take notes,
I'm glad to see your enthusiasm.
The long-awaited
A tea-filled lunch.
Orange Mama waved her arm.
Comes with Takakaen's new matcha dessert.
To last year's repeat customer,
For those coming from Nagoya,
Local Toyota residents, etc.
Thank you to all the participants.
Please come visit us again.
Tea picking experience
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
We had a tea picking experience.
Machine-harvested tea fields
This is a simple tea picking experience where you pick just one bud and two leaves.
Even small children can enjoy
Well done,
They picked them carefully.
After the experience
Fun break
We all have tea and rice.
Hand-picked tea leaves before they become matcha.
"Hand-picked tea rice" made with tencha tea.
This is a traditional dish that can only be found in a tea-producing region.
The rest after the experience is exceptional.
Thank you to all the participants.
Please come visit us again.
Tea picking has begun.
Tea picking began today, April 30th, 2015.
First, let's start with the tea plantations where the deep-steamed sencha tea is made.
Takakoen Hand-picked Deep-steamed Tea
In very good weather
Tea picking
We got off to a good start.
My daughter, an elementary school student,
I joined from 7:30am.
Today is a substitute holiday, so
I'm excited.
(The one on the right is after it was removed.)
Tea picking will continue for about a month from today until the end of May.
For a while, we'll be picking sencha tea leaves.
Afterwards, we picked matcha tea leaves.
We will all pick them by hand.
If you are interested, please contact us.
Wakazono Elementary School Students' Tea Picking Experience was featured in the Chunichi Shimbun
April 29, 2015, Chunichi Shimbun, Nishi Mikawa edition
Wakazono Elementary School 5th graders who went yesterday
A report on the tea picking experience was published.
The way they pick tea leaves so seriously is amazing.
It's very cute.
The new tea at this time of year is very soft and delicate.
Please experience it for yourself,
I would be happy if you could try it.
Fifth grade students from Wakazono Elementary School came to experience tea picking. It was broadcast on CBC TV.
On April 28, 2015, 132 fifth grade students from Wakazono Elementary School
During comprehensive learning time
They came to pick tea leaves
First, we talked about the history of tea,
The story of the tea tree
We explain how to pick them,
Now, let's experience it.
This time, we had them pick the simple one-stem, two-leaf variety.
CBC TV also came to cover the event.
Today at 15:18 on Gogosuma,
Featured on Ippou at 6:53pm.
The picked tea leaves are
Fun to do when you get home.
Please enjoy with your family.
The children who came
To all the parents who helped,
Teachers,
thank you very much.
