B2B Ingredients

Raw ingredients for foodservice,
manufacturing, and beverage design.

Beyond finished canister product, we supply tea in formats suited to professional kitchens, café chains, and food manufacturers. First-flush shade-grown tencha matcha, roasted-leaf hojicha powder, and the lacto-fermented tea leaf we developed in-house.

業務用原料 長峰製茶
The Place · Shizuoka

Tea fields built for volume.

Shizuoka is Japan’s largest tea-producing prefecture. Our partner producers operate mechanised harvest at scale — the foundation of reliable, year-round supply for foodservice and manufacturing partners. Filmed on location in Fukuroi.

I · Matcha Powder

Matcha for Straight Tasting & Premium Beverage Programs

Finely milled matcha powder for professional kitchens, patissiers, and beverage programs. Same house standard as our canister product: first-flush, covered cultivation, tencha only.

House policy · matcha only

Our matcha — every package, every form — is made exclusively from first-flush, shade-grown tencha. We do not blend in autumn harvest, and we do not sell an unshaded “culinary” grade under the matcha name. If it is called matcha and it carries our name, it is described by origin, producer, harvest, cultivation, milling method, and intended use.

Matcha Powder — First-Flush Tencha

First-flush covered-cultivation tencha, finely milled.

Origin
Okabe, Fujieda City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Cultivar
Yabukita
Harvest
First flush (ichibancha) only — no autumn harvest
Cultivation
Covered cultivation (oishita saibai) — shade-grown tencha only
Production
Brick-kiln-dried tencha, finely milled
Standards
Lot-level reports available on request, depending on current test status
Character
Bright green colour, clean umami, low astringency
Best for
Straight tasting, premium lattes, patisserie, fine-dining desserts
Currently in stock
Okabe Matcha 2025 · Yabukita, brick-kiln tencha · 50 kg available, ships immediately
2026 vintage
Five named-producer selections finalized late May 2026; see the 2026 lineup for pre-allocation
Suited for Specialty cafes, tea houses, high-end patisseries, premium beverage programs, private-label matcha product development.

Powdered Green Tea — Foodservice Powder

Autumn-harvested tencha, milled for foodservice volume.

Per our house policy, this product is sold as powdered green tea, not as matcha. It is autumn-harvested, unshaded leaf, processed through a tencha kiln and milled to a fine green powder — an honest, transparent format for foodservice and beverage applications where first-flush matcha would be cost-prohibitive.

Origin
Toyosawa, Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture (locally known as the Bodai district)
Cultivar
Tsuyuhikari
Harvest
Autumn harvest, unshaded
Production
Tencha-kiln dried, ball-mill ground
Character
Mild aroma, clean finish, balanced for blending into beverages and pastry
Best for
Cafe lattes, baking and patisserie, ice cream and gelato, RTD beverage manufacturing
Currently in stock
Fukuroi Aki Tencha Powder 2025 · 200 kg available, ships immediately
Suited for Cafe chains, patisseries, ice-cream and gelato manufacturers, RTD beverage brands, food manufacturers requiring volume and cost-stable supply.
II · Hojicha Powder

Hojicha Powder

Roasted-leaf powder for beverage and pastry applications. Base tea is autumn-winter bancha — the appropriate base for hojicha as tradition requires, distinct from our matcha line.

Hojicha Powder

Roasted leaf, low caffeine, warming aromatics.

Origin
Shizuoka Prefecture
Base tea
Autumn / winter bancha — the traditional base for roasted tea
Process
Leaf roasting, followed by grinding into powder
Caffeine
Low (roasting reduces caffeine content)
Character
Smoky, roasted aroma; mild, warming body
Best for
Hojicha lattes, chocolate pairings, savoury seasoning, dessert infusions
Suited for Café chains, ice-cream & gelato manufacturers, chocolate houses, hotel pastry teams, ready-to-drink beverage brands.
III · Lacto-fermented Tea Leaf

Bodai-Sancha

The raw ingredient of our Sparkling Tea bodhi — a lacto-fermented tea leaf developed in partnership with a single Shizuoka producer. Available as raw material for B2B partners in beverage and fermentation product development.

Origin
Toyosawa district (the Bodai region), Fukuroi City, Shizuoka
Grower
Ikeda-en
Fermentation
Natural lactic acid fermentation (~4 weeks) — no added cultures; microorganisms native to the leaf drive the process
Process
Steaming → anaerobic fermentation → sun drying
Additives
None
Autumn Harvest

Bodai-Sancha · Shuto Bancha

Harvested October. Rich umami with citrus acidity. Produced from autumn-harvested leaf, fermented for approximately four weeks.

Winter Harvest

Bodai-Sancha · Kancha

Harvested December. Clean, bright acidity. Produced from winter-harvested leaf — a smaller, more delicate expression.

Suited for Beverage developers (sparkling tea, non-alcoholic pairing drinks), fermentation-focused beverage brands, specialty beverage brands seeking a differentiated non-kombucha functional tea base, sommelier-led food pairing programs.
Download Bodai-Sancha technical brochure (PDF) →
B2B terms

How we work with partners

Samples

Available on request

We ship evaluation samples internationally for qualified B2B partners. Tell us your application and volume expectations; we will match the format.

MOQ

Flexible

Starting volumes are discussed case by case. We prefer long-term relationships over one-off orders, and structure MOQs accordingly.

Packaging

Commercial formats

Bulk and wholesale packaging available. Private-label development for qualified partners on matcha and hojicha lines.

Shipping

FOB Yaizu

Standard export terms FOB Yaizu. CIF available to major Asian ports. We ship internationally via established freight forwarders.

Begin a conversation

Request samples, pricing, and a specification sheet.

Tell us the tea, the volume, and the application — we will respond with specifications, current pricing, and sample availability.

Samples

Evaluate matcha and Bodai-Sancha at scale.

Samples are arranged individually based on inquiry. Please use the Contact form.

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