How Japanese Green Tea is Made

If you're like me and had no clue that most of the world's tea, including Japanese green tea, comes from the same plant, then come along for a tea learning journey!

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[ThatJapaneseManYuta]

I didn't know that green tea and black tea were made from the same tree. They taste very different.

[mics]

Didn’t know green tea was such a complex topic. Learned a lot from the video! Loved the drone shots as usual!

[kht]

We did this tour with Daiki-san last September by booking it as an experience on Airbnb. Well worth the experience. We drank several different types of tea and enjoyed a fantastic lunch back at their cafe. Highly recommended.

[KirstenKoa]

We did this tour with Daiki-san and it was super cool and he was very knowledgeable and friendly! Happy he got featured on your YouTube channel!

[Boxedpapi]

I love tea and tbh never realized how much work it took I guess I can appreciate it even more now

[marism]

Tea plant rows are oddly satisfying to watch.

[smashingpumpkin]

As someone who loves green tea this definitely inspires me to go visit! Your productions are always enjoyable, cheers

[noeinroad]

I completely agree with grading tea like wine or coffee. I've always considered green tea to be bitter as well but this video has made me want to try drinking it again. Being able to choose tea based on growing region, cultivation time, etc would be nice. As well as offering a certain status to a specific grower etc.

[NadaMajdy]

As a tea person: this video touches my soul 💚💚💚💚 thank you so much. I wish I can visit Japan one day and taste tea in every single thing

[alexcoreablecoreable]

The tea tree pattern on the hill just cured my constipation, it’s so satisfying

[internationallyME]

Ohhh wow when I went to Wazuka a few years ago I didn’t know about them! Nice video as always Greg!

[Serenova]

I used to work in a higher end tea shop in the US and we had to learn a lot of this to be able to educate customers. I didn't know this much detail, but it's great to see it shares.

If I ever get back to Japan, visiting this farm is going on my "must do" list!

[MageThief]

As a tea lover, specially green tea I really enjoyed this video.

[AppDmaker]

I’ve traveled around China meeting all of the best tea makers. I’ve never found quality matched anywhere else. Hand picked naturally dried helps produce a better tea. They even separate buds by how many leaves they have with 3 leaf tea buds being the best. I will travel here soon and try out the teas. Great video.

[HercadosP]

YESS!!! I've been looking forward so much for a new video

[elizaeri]

Thank you for bringing to the world such informational program. I salute the young Japanese who decided to venture into the tea plantation and hopefully the town will expand in terms of population. They are so lucky that the town is so beautiful ( but Japan overall is such a beautiful country) and they look so happy doing what they're doing. I wish them success all the way from Malaysia....ganbatte kudasai...

[katyoutnabout]

This is one of my all-time favourite videos i’ve seen on youtube. Its so informative. I really feel like im there. I’ve come back to this video a couple times now just because it’s such a beautiful video. Well done, please make more! :)

[LucyEvonel]

It made me so happy seeing them talk about how they loved the work they're doing. I hope it goes well for them :>

[yeevita]

Loved this! Tea IS like wine. I definitely would love to see more tea awareness, not only for matcha and other Japanese teas but for teas from around the world.

[marinepigneur]

Thank you so much for this video. I went to Japan several times and came back with many local teas. My friends laughed at me because they couldn't see the difference. I told them how different they all were to me and I compared their subtleties to wine (maybe because I am French ;) People didn't believe until they tasted!