5 Best Tea Plantation Tours in Kyushu

Yame, south of Fukuoka, grows gyokuro, a shaded green tea that tastes almost brothy, and the hills around it are striped with tea rows. Further west, Saga’s Ureshino and Nagasaki’s Sonogi grow their own teas a short drive from the Arita and Hasami pottery towns.

2.Nagasaki: Explore Japanese Teas on a Tea Tour

Keen to discover the secrets of Japan's tea culture? Join the Nagasaki tea tour and unlock a world of flavors and traditions waiting for you.

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“I was the only one there. Guide was extremely nice, helpful, informative, knowledgeable, and clearly has a passion for tea. The teas were varied and delicious, and the lunch was as well. The tea fields were gorgeous, and the factory was very interesting. I highly…”

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