Liquid Proust said

Help Reading Japanese to Identify tea

I bought this beautiful tea in a Japanese store today:http://s12.postimg.org/685i3aqil/20150429_172209.jpg
Pretty huh?

It is the package on the far right: http://s12.postimg.org/ftz2jlhod/20150429_172137.jpg

I haven’t drank it yet because I’m having a sheng session all day- but I would like to figure it out before I try it.

Thanks :)

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shatterbox said

Hi my Japanese skills are not the best but I’m pretty sure it is Cacao and Cinnamon. Kakao & Shinamonshu :)

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Liquid Proust said

Thanks :)
That seems right, I drank some and it was very Christmas’y

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Sakura Sushi said

So pretty. Which store did you get it from?

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Liquid Proust said

A store called Muji.
It’s basically the Target of Japan. They have some interesting items that include teas such as a powdered rooibos blended in Japan.

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Sakura Sushi said

Oh, Muji! I know them – if it’s the same chain store I’m thinking of. Basically housewares, clothing, travel stuff. I’ve never seen food sold in any of them. If I had known how extensive the ones in Japan are, I would have made it a mandatory stop during my visit! Muji tea, who knew?

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Liquid Proust said

Anyone able to tell me where this Pu’er is from?
I bought it in Tokyo and all I know is that it is Pu’er

http://s30.postimg.org/o83ux24dd/20150502_114758.jpg
http://postimg.org/image/wb218doyl/

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Patricia said

中国 means China, I cannot read the rest but I don’t think they are more precise than this.

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