Five cups of different Japanese teas showing varying colors from bright green to warm brown on a wooden table

Types de thé japonais : sencha, matcha, hojicha

Japanese ohitashi dish made with green tea leaves in a ceramic bowl with dashi

Les feuilles de thé infusées sont-elles comestibles ? Recette d'ohitashi japonais

Glass pitcher of pale green cold brew tea with loose tea leaves on a light wooden table in morning light

Thé froid : mizudashi, koridashi et flash chill — trois méthodes japonaises

Étiqueté: Comment infuser
Sencha brewing setup with Japanese kyusu teapot and pale green tea in cup

Comment infuser le sencha et le thé vert à infusion longue

Étiqueté: Comment infuser
Takeno Joo portrait, Muromachi-era tea master and predecessor of Sen no Rikyu, from a pre-1868 portrait collection (Public Domain)

Takeno Joo : le maître de thé du wabi-cha

Meiji-era former samurai turned tea pioneer in haori jacket standing on the newly cleared Makinohara plateau, evoking Chujo Kageaki

Chujo Kageaki — Le samouraï du thé de Makinohara

Edo-period woodblock print style illustration of Yamamoto Kahee observing shaded tea bushes on a misty Uji hillside, the discovery that created gyokuro

Yamamoto Kahee et Yamamotoyama — les marchands qui ont façonné le thé japonais

Sugiyama Hikosaburo, breeder of the Yabukita tea cultivar, late-Meiji photograph (Public Domain)

Sugiyama Hikosaburo et la naissance du Yabukita

Tea field fertilization showing organic and chemical fertilizer application

Fertilisation du thé : engrais chimiques et organiques

Shaded tea cultivation with black cover nets over rows of Japanese tea plants

Culture sous ombrage : comment naissent le Gyokuro et le Matcha

Organic tea farm in Japan with natural pest management and chemical-free cultivation

Thé bio japonais : la certification JAS expliquée

Foaming green tea showing the presence of saponin compounds in Japanese tea

Saponine dans le thé : pourquoi le Matcha mousse