Fujimien — sixth-generation farmer Iijima Goushi standing among the green tea bushes in his field

Fujimien (冨士美園)

Founded at the dawn of the Meiji Era in 1868, Fujimien has been producing and distributing "Murakamicha" for over 150 years. Located in the small castle town of Murakami in Niigata Prefecture, they are one of the northernmost tea farms in Japan. Despite the snowy weather, tea has been grown in this town for 400 years and Fujimien strives to continue this legacy.

5 products

Tezumi Koshihikari Genmaicha pouch on tatami beside a cup of the brewed tea and a dish of the dry leaf
Loose Koshihikari genmaicha on a white dish, dark green leaf mixed with toasted puffed rice
Fujimien
Koshihikari Genmaicha
High-grade Japanese Rice
$18.00
Purple Fujimien Sencha pouch with a crane and red sun motif, shown on tatami with a cup of brewed tea and a dish of leaf
Fujimien sencha leaf on a small white dish, fine dark green needles flecked with pale stem, seen from above
Fujimien
Fujimien Sencha
Nutty and Bold
$24.00
Teal Wakō Sencha pouch printed 和香 with a red camellia, on tatami beside a cup of brewed tea and a dish of leaf
Long slender Wakō sencha leaves on a small white dish, seen from directly above on tatami
Fujimien
Wakō Sencha
Handpicked and Elegant
$30.00
Pale blue Koshi-no-Sato Sencha pouch from Fujimien on tatami, beside a cup of brewed tea and a dish of dry leaf
Koshi-no-Sato sencha leaf arranged on a small white dish, slender dark green needles viewed from above
Fujimien
Koshi-no-Sato Sencha
Crisp and Cooling
$20.00
Yukiguni Wakoucha black tea pouch with a cup of brewed amber tea and dry leaves
Yukiguni Wakoucha - dish of dry Japanese black tea leaves
Fujimien
Yukiguni Wakoucha
Warm and Comforting
$24.00