This gorgeous view is from our first tea firm that is located at the top of Harayama Mountain in Wazuka, Kyoto. We started our farming here...
Farming Japanese Tea
In Wazuka, just like other Japanese mountain villages, population growth has reached its zenith and the much needed labor force for agriculture is shrinking. Despite...
On a remote bushy road with three dears and a raccoon in sight, we started wondering whether we were on a Safari trip. As we...
Few weeks before I completed my MBA first year at Stanford, I connected with one of my favorite professors in my Introduction to Environmental Sciences class. She...
Hello there, Ryhan from d:matcha here! The team and I decided to start this little ‘blogging’ segment in which we breakdown and simplify the different...
