Kyusu FUJI




Kyusu FUJI
Original Japanese Kyusu teapot, traditionally hand-painted in Japan with Mount Fuji & cherry blossoms. This teapot is small & particularly handy, but still holds approx. 300ml.
Origin: Tokoname, Japan
Dimensions: 9cm wide (without handle), 7cm high (without knob)
Capacity: approx. 300ml
Material: glazed Tokoname clay
Weight: approx. 260g
Strainer: integrated clay strainer
Delivery: approx. 2-3 working days (Germany, other countries)
The traditional teapot is handmade in Japan and hand-painted with cherry blossoms and Mt. Fuji. It is very handy in its small format and still holds approx. 300ml.
At just 200g, the teapot is extremely light and easy to handle.
The lid and its support surface are ground to fit each other precisely. This manufacturing method shows the high quality and dedication in the production.
Tokoname has been known worldwide for over 1000 years for its natural clay pottery. Throughout the city you can admire sights made of clay.
Awarded 2 gold stars at the 2026 Great Taste Awards in London! Available exclusively from us.
Harumidori means “spring green” and is the name of the tea plant variety (cultivar) used for this top-grade Sencha green tea. Very high umami, intense sweetness, and a soft, mellow character are actually typical of shaded Gyokuro, yet the distinctive aroma of this Harumidori Sencha does not result from shading. The extremely rare cultivar, hand-picked by tea farmer Nobuyuki San, and a light aging process create the Gyokuro-like flavor along with a slightly sweet fruitiness. For anyone who loves the high umami and sweetness of Gyokuro but doesn’t want to sacrifice the freshness and fruitiness typical of Sencha, this tea is just right. Sencha Harumidori is a hand-picked Sencha green tea specialty with an incomparable character, aroma, and flavor.
Variety: Sencha (loose-leaf green tea, unshaded, lightly aged)
Characteristics: high umami, sweetness, buttery smooth, fresh and fruity
Producer: Nobuyuki San
Cultivation: No pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers
Origin: Kawane (Shizuoka), Japan
Harvest: 1st plucking 2026
Cultivar: Harumidori
Steaming: Asamushi (short)
Contents: 100 g
Preparation: 1 tsp per 100 ml / 70°C / 60 seconds (alternatively: 60°C / 120 seconds)
Delivery: approx. 2–3 business days (Germany, other countries)