The distributor describes a clear aroma and clean, balanced flavor.
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Historical US range: the distributor announced this line would be discontinued once stock sold out in November 2025. Current availability is not established. Fuji is a pure matcha listed by Kyo Hayashiya’s authorized US distributor. The distributor describes a clear aroma and clean, balanced flavor.
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The distributor describes a clear aroma and clean, balanced flavor.
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The distributor suggests lattes and iced matcha.
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The November 2025 US notice names Fuji, Hatsumukashi, Kohatano Shiro and Oimatsu for discontinuation after existing stocks sell out. This entry supports historical package identification, not a claim of current availability.
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A July 2025 US notice documents a general change from 40 g to 30 g. The older 40 g page is retained as packaging history, not evidence that it is currently offered.
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For a latte, the distributor uses 2 g matcha, a splash of 80°C water to make a paste, then about 50 ml of 80°C water before pouring over 6–8 oz milk, hot or iced.
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The authorized US distributor lists the origin as Uji, Kyoto, Japan. This is a distributor claim; its wording is not expanded into a more precise growing location.
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