The producer recommends Chakin for both thin and thick tea.
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Matcha from Shiga that Maruyasu recommends for both usucha and koicha; a 40g bag is listed.
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The producer recommends Chakin for both thin and thick tea.
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The product specification lists tea-leaf origin as Shiga, Japan.
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The product specification states first-flush tea; no harvest year is specified.
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