Overview
Among Japan's leading matcha districts; the black shading covers change the landscape by season, and the stone mills still turn.
About this place
Nishio tea is tea produced in two cities centered on Nishio, Aichi Prefecture, and is its brand name. The registered trademark is Nishio no Matcha (registration number 5204296, rights holder: Nishio Tea Cooperative). Most of the tea produced is used as matcha, and is especially often used in processed foods. About 150 hectares (ha) across the two cities of Nishio and Anjo produce about 400 tons of tencha a year (about 350 tons in Nishio alone).
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Founded / opened:1271 (traditional) Highlights / collection:Covered tea plantation, Stone-mill grinding Genre:Outdoor art and land art, Crafts and ceramics
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