Kyusu CHAIRO




Kyusu CHAIRO
Original Japanese kyusu, hand-glazed in a glossy red-brown finish. Made from natural clay in Tokoname, Japan. Particularly handy thanks to the flattened side handle.
Origin: Tokoname (常滑市), Japan
Dimensions: 11cm (without handle) x 7cm (without knob)
Capacity: 360ml
Material: Tokoname natural clay
Weight: approx. 320g
Strainer: integrated, mesh + with additional removable tea strainer on request
Delivery: approx. 2-3 working days (Germany, other countries)
The Kyusu CHAIRO has a reddish-brown glaze and a flattened handle, which makes it incredibly pleasant to the touch.
Removable tea strainer
The additional removable tea strainer allows you to maintain the exact brewing time and then keep the tea warm in the teapot.
Tokoname has been known worldwide for over 1000 years for its natural clay pottery. Throughout the city you can admire sights made of clay.
When cleaning our original Japanese teapots, you should only use water and no cleaning agents. The clay inside the kyusu could otherwise absorb unwanted substances or damage the teapot.
NEW HARVEST NOW AVAILABLE! 💚🍵 Awarded 2 stars at the Great Taste Awards in London 🌟🌟
This highly aromatic and full-bodied Kabusecha green tea from the first harvest of 2026 comes from Mr. Iwakura in Shimada (Shizuoka). The new harvest is particularly notable for its enhanced sweetness and perfect balance. Thanks to its extended shading with nets and its exceptionally natural cultivation methods, it is highly aromatic, unique, and full-bodied in flavor. Natural fertilization with tea grass (Chagusaba) is a traditional method from Shizuoka Prefecture and ensures a broad, complex aroma. Despite its intensely aromatic flavor, this premium green tea has no astringency and is not bitter at all. Like all of our green teas, it is, of course, completely pesticide-free.
Variety: Kabusecha (Aracha, loose-leaf green tea, semi-shaded, unsorted)
Characteristics: intensely aromatic, sweet, deep umami
Producer: Iwakura San
Cultivation: Chagusaba, no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers
Processing: medium-steamed (Chuumushi), unsorted
Origin: Shimada (Shizuoka), Japan
Harvest: 1st picking 2026
Cultivar: Yabukita
Content: 100g
Delivery: approx. 2-3 working days (Germany, other countries)