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  • Why aren't there more people in those fields? Children used to get a week off from school to work in the potato fields. Need to find a way to reduce unemployment? Look to yon tea fields for an answer!

  • I'm pissed, I've gone to such great lengths to learn how to grow and proses matcha green tea and I'm not getting shit! Could you recommend a good book on it? I would greatly appreciate it u would make my life much easier

  • Im jealous of your life! :P Well done! beautiful country

  • lolz, shin cha in pashto means Green tea.

  • What is the old lady saying about drinking something good (、、、入ってやって、飲むと美味しいですって、、、) as she hands over the leaves? :-) Infusing the unprocessed leaves?

  • @Kaminix

    She says:「...熱湯を(ざーっと)やってね、飲むと美味しい­ですって」

    *ざーっ*

    As you may know, this is an onomatopoeia to express the sound of heavily flowing or pouring water.

    "雨がざーっと降る" = It rains heavily. (rather a brief rainfall)

    It can also refer to action taken in a rushed manner.

    "本をざーっと読む” = read a book hurriedly

    So "infusing unprocessed leaves (with a dash of hot water)" is correct.

  • @croconna Thank you!

  • Nice upload do you live their ?

    Can you upload something about the samurai ?

    Or the japanese philosophy ?

  • wow, i just drank green tea but I really want to try the fresh kind :)

  • so beautiful! japanese culture is very beautiful!

  • thats my dream field ohh my god is so wide and GREEN

    i like it

    its true than the shincha only at the year rare is? like only 2009 become the picking from 2009?

  • @skawik I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video. I think that you are correct in noting that shin-cha is usually sold in the year it was harvested. After that it would no longer be "new" (though likely still quite good). ~Kurt :-)

  • @softypapa the only word in the green tea in the title i know is CHAim chinese and cha means tea :DDD

  • hasH

  • I'm drinking shin cha riight now!!

  • nice video . is lipton green tea healthy too ?

  • Hello toukab, Thanks for letting me know you liked the video. I'm afraid that I do not know much about commercial green teas and am not sure of the health value of these. Perhaps someone more knowledgably will chime in with an answer. -Kurt

  • I used to drink tons of Arizona green tea, lipton iced tea and others of that sort. After trying organic green tea from Japan, there is an immediate difference. It definitely relaxes me, and feel a difference in my stress level.

  • @Alch3miss I agree! Japanese green tea is on an entirely different level. It's enchanting!

  • @puresickmermaid I actually just ordered some fresh 88th day of Spring Harvests which from what I've read is the best.. as I have run out.. After drinking more tea's I feel Japanese Green tea may taste more bitter but is healthier. Meanwhile Chinese Green tea tastes better, but not as nutritious. Just in my opinion.

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  • Hello monkeysmack, I'm happy to hear that you liked the video. Meeting this nice family and experiencing the hand-picking process was very meaningful to my family and I. I'm delighted we could share this experience with you. -Kurt :-)

  • I didn't know any place in Japan still hand picking tea and not for the tourist attration.

  • *japanese

  • นี่ไงคลิ๊ป เด็ด ๆ ...เด็ดกันใหญ่ เลย

  • What treat to see this. Everything is so beautiful and green too!  Emily is growing up too!

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