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In Yunnan, we spend nearly two months a year at origin and manage everything on site, from the tea gardens and the choice of raw leaf to processing and logistics. For teas from Taiwan, Japan and other regions, we taste on site and buy directly from the producers who grow and process the tea themselves, not through wholesalers. Based on those tastings, we tell the growers what we want and have it reflected in their next production, so the teas we buy follow our standards rather than local custom.

Our Work

As a rule, we buy our teas from China, Taiwan and Japan directly from the producers who grow and process them, without going through wholesalers. Yunnan is our main focus. We spend nearly two months there each year and oversee the tea gardens, the selection of leaf and the processing on site. We also arrange packing and shipping ourselves to minimize deterioration in transit, and connect the producers directly with our customers.

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How We Define Quality

Tea is an herb that enhances water.

We define quality by aftertaste, clarity, and flavor, not by famous tea regions or brand names.

HOJO's Approach to Quality and Safety

Tea worthy of someone special

Quality is created through every step, from gardens to processing and handling

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Teaware Selected for Flavor

Different teaware materials can significantly affect the flavor of tea.
Many people unknowingly compromise the flavor of tea through the choice of teaware.For this reason, we select teaware purely based on taste and flavor.

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    We spend about two months each year across the tea producing areas of China, working directly with primary producers, managing production on site for our Yunnan teas, and handling the export of the tea ourselves. Today, information about tea is everywhere, yet surprisingly little comes from the actual production side. Through these experiences, we hope to share firsthand knowledge, scientific perspectives, and our own approach to tea quality.

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