The Japanese tea ceremony, also called chanoyu or sado, is a traditional cultural activity that centers around the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha, powdered green tea. This ceremony ...

a rich cultural ceremony began to surround the drinking of matcha. The ceremony is called “Chadō,” or “the way of tea,” and involves complex procedures around the making and consumption of the drink.

The observatory of iconic Tokyo Tower that rises 333 meters in Minato Ward hosts a matcha powdered tea ceremony called Asacha no Yu twice a month from 8 a.m., before the tourist spot opens to ...

Zendaya and Dua Lipa are among the A-listers who have been snapped sipping "Kermit-coloured" matcha smoothies, cementing the powdered tea's reputation as having the type of "cool-girl wellness ...

Matcha may have been around for nearly a thousand years, but it seems like the ancient green tea powder drink has never been ...

Matcha may have been around for nearly a thousand years, but it seems like the ancient green tea powder drink has never been more popular — here, anyway. It’s turning coffeehouse and tea shop ...

The highest quality matcha, as you’ll see below, comes from Japan, where it is at the center of traditional practices like ...

like I'm conducting my own personal elaborate tea ceremony. The Tea Makers of London's ceremonial grade matcha green tea powder hails from the historic tea-growing district of Ise Bay, Japan ...

Both youth and adults are welcome. Uji, the birthplace of the Japanese tea ceremony, produces the highest grade of matcha in Japan due to the region’s geographic location and climate.