<p>静冈县沿海有壮丽的富士山雪景、美丽的海滩和温泉胜地，是日本最美丽的县之一。静冈的春天是日本最早盛开樱花的季节，尤其是以樱花闻名的温泉胜地河津。热海是静冈伊豆半岛上另一个值得一游的城市，这里是著名的温泉度假胜地，有多个古怪的博物馆和景点，包括 "热海成人博物馆"（Hihokan）和以草间弥生的前卫作品为中心的 "南瓜博物馆"（Kabocha）。冲浪者会在白滨海滩（Shirahama Beach）的海浪中尽情狂欢，而海滩上的休闲者则在阳光下慵懒地享受着。而就在白滨海滩上，拥有 2400 年历史的白滨神社的红色鸟居大门迎着汹涌的波涛屹立不倒，让您叹为观止。您还可以在夏末攀登富士山，考验自己的耐力。 </p>

<p>静冈的自然美景还包括神奇的自然资源和农业，静冈的绿茶产量和质量均居日本之首。静冈的气候也非常适合种植山葵，山葵在凉爽、阴凉的溪流中茁壮成长，静冈还出产一些用钱就能买到的最鲜美多汁的柑橘。静冈西部的鳗鱼（unagi）是日本著名的奢侈菜肴。静冈县也是日本拥有旅馆最多的县。静冈之旅是放松身心的巅峰之选，在温泉中泡上许久，再配上以新鲜时令食材烹制的精致怀石料理，真是惬意至极。</p>

浏览静冈县的烹饪课程、品尝会、餐饮体验和美食之旅。静冈县是日本一个美丽的县，以温泉、郁郁葱葱的茶田和海滩而闻名。

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静冈县位于东京和大阪之间，是日本中部的一个沿海县，这里有日本最高峰富士山、海滩和温泉度假小镇，还有繁荣的农业，出产日本最美味、最令人垂涎的农产品。

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Shizuoka Tea Farm Tour with Factory Visit and Tea Tasting

Stroll through a Shizuoka tea farm, pick tea leaves, and visit a tea factory. Then, stop by different tea cafes in Shizuoka on this Ultimate Shizuoka Tea Tour!

Ultimate Shizuoka Tea Tour with Tea Farm and Cafe Tour

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This roasted oolong tea is characterized by floral and fruity notes that are balanced out with a light roasting. Made from a variety of different oolongs, this Shizuoka blend has a unique and complex flavor profile that has been awarded the Platinum Prize at Nihoncha Award 2017.

Takahashi-san makes small batches of premium tea along the Warashina River in Kozeto, Shizuoka. Kozeto is a major tea-producing area located in the region of Honyama. Shizuoka tea originates in Honyama and accounts for about 40% of Japan’s tea production. Alongside his father, Takahashi-san produces both Japanese green tea and a unique roasted oolong tea. Using special processing equipment imported from Taiwan (a place famous for its oolong tea), Takahashi-san is able to create a wide variety of aromatic oolong teas. His roasted oolong hojicha tea, with fruity and floral notes, has won awards at numerous national tea competitions.

Kazuaki Takahashi

Roasted Oolong Hojicha Tea from Kozeto, Shizuoka

Over a decade of experimentation has gone into making this fruity, almost full-bodied, black tea. In addition to the fruity notes, this tea carries a slight honey-like scent. The sweet aroma is produced by including leaves that have been bitten by tiny insects.

This tea has been awarded the Fine Product Prize at Nihoncha Award 2019 and Gold Prize in Products Division at National Black Tea Grand Prix 2020.

As one of the most respected tea masters in Japan, Imura-san practices his craft in the Kanaya region of Shizuoka. His family has a rich history of tea cultivation with Imura-san being the 6th generation to carry on the family trade. In addition to green teas like Fukamushicha, he also produces black tea. After over a decade of trial and error, Imura-san successfully created an award-winning black tea that is known for its elegant scent and light sweetness. When growing the tea, Imura-san uses a special method called “Chagusaba" to help enhance the growth, taste, and aroma of the tea. This involves scattering grass onto the fields so that it can become a natural fertilizer. Chagusaba is listed as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS).

Norio Imura

Benifuki Japanese Black Tea from Kanaya, Shizuoka

This Kabusecha is grown in one of the highest areas of Japan, in Shizuoka Prefecture. The tea's rich sweetness is created by shading the tea plant with a dark cloth 20 days before harvest. Like Gyokuro, the tea gains more umami flavor and sweetness by cutting off the plant's sunlight. The tea's mountain aroma is preserved by only lightly steaming the tea in production. The producer, Mori-san, says, "I grew this tea like it was my own child." 

Mori-san produces small batches of artisanal tea on the mountainous slopes of Narao, Shizuoka. At 600 meters, farming is tricky and the weather is less than optimal. Winter snowfall makes for harsh living and difficult tea production as the tea trees are extremely sensitive to the cold. However, it is because of this cold weather that Mori-san is able to make such good tea. The low temperature allows the tea trees to absorb and retain high levels of nutrients from the ground before sprouting which results in deeper flavors. Mori-san also uses the technique of shading the tea trees with a dark cloth before harvest to increase the levels of umami and sweetness. His mountain teas have received multiple awards and are produced with much care.

Naganori Mori

Kabusecha Japanese Green Tea from Narao, Shizuoka

Enjoy a premium selection of Shizuoka's freshly harvested spring teas. This assorted box includes award-winning blends and special hand-picked teas. A packet of roasted rice called Genmai is included to enhance your tea experience.  

Make your own Genmaicha or roasted green tea for a unique way to enjoy tea. After sampling and enjoying the pure tea by itself for 2-3 infusions, add the provided Genmai. The toasty aroma of the rice will create a new dimension to your tea that we hope you will enjoy!

Each box comes with approximately 280g/10 oz of tea and 100g/ 3.5 oz of Genmai rice.

Murata-san has won numerous awards at national tea competitions for his full-bodied, emerald green, Fukamushicha. His tea farm is located in Kanaya, Shizuoka, the region regarded as being the birthplace of Fukamushicha. Murata-san cultivates the tea fields he inherited from his father with enthusiasm and pride. In order to achieve the rich flavor and color of his tea, Murata-san uses the special “Chagusaba” method. This involves spreading grass that grows in the area onto his fields. The grass acts as an organic fertilizer and helps enhance the growth, taste, and aroma of the tea. The Chagusaba method is listed as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS).

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Shizuoka Tea Farm Tour with Factory Visit and Tea Tasting

Ultimate Shizuoka Tea Tour with Tea Farm and Cafe Tour

Roasted Oolong Hojicha Tea from Kozeto, Shizuoka

Benifuki Japanese Black Tea from Kanaya, Shizuoka

Kabusecha Japanese Green Tea from Narao, Shizuoka

Assorted First Harvest Japanese Green Teas with Genmai Rice