Hoshino positions Seiho for koicha and higher-quality usucha. It attributes its distinctive fragrant character to traditional cultivation using natural growth, straw shading and hand picking.
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Hoshino positions Seiho for koicha and higher-quality usucha. It attributes its distinctive fragrant character to traditional cultivation using natural growth, straw shading and hand picking.
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Hoshino positions Seiho for koicha and higher-quality usucha. It attributes its distinctive fragrant character to traditional cultivation using natural growth, straw shading and hand picking.
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The maker’s suggested use is koicha / usucha. A numeric recipe is not given on this product page.
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