Everything You Wanted to Know About Japanese Green Tea

[@whitediggity]

I just wanted to say Satoshi is so handsome without his hat! Omg

[@bernandcooper2417]

I know right!!

[@lorettaamstad591]

Right? He looks like a proper gentleman too, all dressed up

[@londonpelen9157]

🖒🖒

[@ymn202]

Agreed! Satoshi looks very distinguished!

[@207LW]

I agree! He is very handsome and sophisticated looking!

[@lizayasumatsu8466]

Now we have a deeper understanding of how special teas can be. Satoshi, you shouldn't be conscious about us to see you without a hat, you are handsome no matter what! Thank you for this very educational video. Take care guys.

[@anni3007]

Love it that Satoshi was brave enough to film without a hat and he looks awesome!!

[@Pemma200]

Satoshi looks so smart in suit and tie.

[@marikouchiwa4093]

Truuue!

[@keishailiahiparker757]

Ikr. His hair cut too.

[@Scriptor13]

I never realized how thick the matcha is in the tea ceremony until tea master Sosen described it. Drinking "thick tea" must be a very different experience. Interesting! The video was a delight in every way. Your filming of it, Shinichi, and dapper Satoshi's participation in it and emotional reaction to it afterward. Thank you for this special experience. Love to you both. ❤️

[@minime7375]

I wanted to like matcha because it’s so healthy, I hate it with a passion but watching the tea ceremony is so relaxing and inspire serenity and peace. And since most comments are about Satoshi’s hats I really believe he looks more distinguished and younger without the hat. Everyone has insecurities though, even if they’re not justified, happy to see Satoshi in videos with or without the hats❤️

[@rosep5672]

Satoshi WOW! So stylish and refined

[@londonpelen9157]

Just love this video yes he look very handsome without a hat so glad that you two got to do this video together STAY SAFE God bless everyone

[@morpheium203]

the quality of this video is crazy! Major props for the shooting and editing and also woah Satoshi looks badass without a hat! Fantastic video!

[@ItsNish101]

Satoshi looked so dapper in his suit. Also the host is really passionate about his teas.

[@mariasiliga6230]

He look better without the hat make him look Attractive.. keep the hat off..

[@scarletredmagic6724]

I Was so engaged in his Passion for the culture and beauty of the tea ceremony the different kinds of teas and how it is made also the peace and tranquility and how he expressed his love for it Thank you 💚

[@haebee]

TIL the heart of the tea grower is expressed in the actual tea itself. *slayed*

[@hollywebster6844]

I agree that the heart of the producer is expressed in the product. Not just tea, but all food products.

[@wendynorton9465]

I was lucky to have a lesson and participated in a tea ceremony many years ago. Unfortunately, I didn''t care for the tea and still can't drink it, it was very thick and grassy tasting. However, the experience in learning and drinking the tea was unbelievable. The person leading the whole experience was believed to be a descendent of royalty. She was very tall. I still have a photo that I took of her. I really enjoyed this video. Can't wait for more. Thank you both for bringing these videos to us. Have a nice weekend.

[@cflo6078]

Satoshi looks so good with his hat off!! 🤩

[@gregritenour9910]

I have talked to some people over the years and a couple of them were my friends grandparents who use to live in Okinawa and they told me that in Okinawa they would sometimes do the tea ceremony when 2 people were in love with each other as a way to kind of seal their love for each other. I cant think of the words to use ither than seal their love so thats why i had to put it like that but in karate kid with Mr. Miyagi when they go to japan they actually do a part of the tea ceremony and they say part of why they sometimes did that.

[@jomcgee6094]

I used to run a tearoom in the States. This was a wonderful vlog. It enhanced my already knowledge of Japanese tea. Appreciation is immense for how this is done, thank you for giving me even more knowledge in choosing my green tea!

[@catsarkioja7423]

This was sooo good!! Loved the content thoroughly! Green tea is my favourite beverage and I drooled quite a bit over the beautiful utensils! I also want to say to Satoshi - as everyone else did - that he is so handsome just the way he is, and you are a gorgeous couple! Thank you guys for this wonderful video!

[@hgrace0]

Beautiful ceremony and I really enjoyed learning more about the tea

[@les0676]

And Satoshi looks so handsome!!!

[@fredw3491]

This is a most excellent video! I learned a lot about tea and the culture around it! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@rosannashe6313]

I love that Satoshi felt such a reaction to this special ceremony. I would have loved to hear more. Still waters run deep. big hug both!

[@lucianaborinato2993]

Loved it, and Satoshi is completely right, about feeling connected with the Universe, as the tea ceremony, is all about being in the moment, just like mindfulness and meditation. Greetings and love from London, England ❤

[@pollyanna108]

I love how he discussed the Tea Ceremony and it is very informative. I have learned a lot. I love teas and this made me appreciate drinking teas more.

[@itsalllies4102]

I know how important people’s heart is for a perfect cup of tea. 💜 I am going to have a tea ceremony soon. Thank you !

[@ladymurasaki370]

Omoshiroi! Satoshi looked very handsome during the tea ceremony! Tea that we drink and it seems so much mire in Japan! I knew that the ceremony was very detailed but never got to see it in real life! Thank you for sharing! 🤙🏽💜😎

[@chrisw7347]

Finally a TEA video! You dont know how long I've waited for this, thank you guys so much. I.... have a bit of a tea... problem...

[@NikkigandCo]

wow..such a beautiful and alluring video...Satoshi look so handsome and sophisticated but seeing such a beautiful art form and knowing I could see it for myself if I ever manage to visit Japan. the tea process and art that is the ceremony..down to the smallest details..the clothes worn, the movements of the host..everything amazes me and these traditions are what make japan such a beautiful place and so special to me.

[@lorainegershom2438]

Satoshi you looked so handsome!! You made the ceremony so special!

[@Kidsevalan]

That was interesting. Tea aside, one of the things that really struck me was Satoshi without his cap. He looks younger without it and is actually quite handsome. You both are quite handsome. Anyway ... back to the content of the video ... I knew a tea ceremony was quite formal, but I didn't know it was so precise with the tools and utensils. It was really quite fascinating. Thank you.

[@lunarebeccaada4191]

As a lover of tea and culture of Japan,this video was really impressive to me. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and letting me learn something new 🥰.

[@marikouchiwa4093]

Satoshi you look really elegant omg! Your hat does make you cute but you look very atractive without it and that suit and tie looks so good on you! This video was very interesting and I learn a lot thank you again for sharing this with us again guys ^-^ Take care!

[@bedouinangel]

I love Japanese green teas :) Have many of them in my cabinet, and indulge in them regularly

[@laraq07]

As the tea master said of the tea ceremony ... it's not the destination (drinking the tea) but the journey as you watch the tea being prepared and meditate on the experience.

[@muffintoo1]

This is really cool. I drink green tea everyday and knew so little about it. Thank you.

[@arvalenz5314]

Wow! Satoshi looks so professional wearing his suit and without his hat. Embrace that sexy baldness.

[@hunkhk]

amen! It is sexy!

[@cheynewebster601]

One of your most interesting and fascinating videos. Thank you so much guys!!

[@leok3319]

This video was so soothing, literally I could feel my mind calm down

[@leok3319]

Honto ni arigatou gozaimasu 😇

[@shamanbearpa]

Thank you so very much...I love tea in all its forms... I greatly enjoyed this ... going to share it on my tea time group on FB... love you both...Satoshi looked very handsome in his suit, blue suits you...

[@carlygoff7751]

Love the formal style of the tea ceremony!! Thank you for sharing!! Love seeing Satoshi dressed in blazer!! I feel like he is a tea monk!! 👍

[@jimmyg7100]

I am very jealous. My Tea ceremony is three smokes, and a Red Bull, while deriving to work.

[@annoyedbyyourface]

Thanks to this video I now know Japanese Studies is called "Japanology" in Belgium.

[@chocoball604]

This looks like some delicious tea! Thanks for sharing

[@saffron1996]

tyas has his own channel :) its called "tea crane"

[@Scerttle]

Honestly, culture is so important. Yes, it's important to do new things, but not at the expense of forgetting where we've been. I love this.

[@Sergeantpaprika]

This is such a special video. Thank you guys ❤️

[@asheofhearts]

Definitely gives me a deeper appreciation for tea. 🥺💕 Edit: I decided to take a look at his shop (which I will DEFINITELY be ordering from at some point soon) and it's amazing. Even the different types of matcha, you can see that variation of color differences between the different blends. This is absolutely amazing

[@CatalinaCNV]

This is a gorgeous video, wonderful quality, elegant subject and very explanatory, i truly enjoyed it. Thanks so much!

[@foodielah535]

This ceremony is so relaxing and calming. Also wanna taste the tea.

[@tamara4557]

Great video!!! I've been to Uji once but that was just for the summer fireworks festival so never got to explore the tea shops, cafes and the tea farms. But I will next time I'm in the area. I had the luck that my host mother when I came to Japan for the first time is versed in the tea ceremony but I never manage to drink the thick matcha; it's too thick and I have problems swallowing it. I'll check out the website of his store later :)

[@huntergourdie2785]

It's so cool how this guy devoted his life to this super traditional art from a different culture. Everything about it is so beautiful

[@audrag.4756]

I think the tea ceremonies are gorgeous and, like Satoshi said, connects you with the universe. I love that they have a standing version of the ceremony at The Tea Crane. While I would love to do the formal version in the Tea Room, my knees do not allow me to kneel for that long.

[@thepowerstation2702]

Yes I agree with Satoshi about constant learning. It reminds me of the Japanese term of "Kaizen" which means change for the better or continuous improvement which I feel is a huge part of the Japanese way of life. ✌️ 💖 🙏 Levent 🦁

[@Aiken47]

Thank you Shinichi, I have a horticultural background and love Matcha, I really want to visit the person you interviewed and experience his knowledge and wares.

[@TerriCannon_wp_artisans]

This is my first time seeing this video and I must say, it is very beautiful. The tea ceremony, the music.. everything. Thank you for sharing this! I loved it very much!

[@jillie8082]

I've always wanted to visit Uji.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

I love green tea very much. It's my favorite type of tea. Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers!

[@andiedance8263]

wonderful learning programme about Japanese tea

[@theeldritchlibrarian]

This was so fascinating! I love drinking tea, but I really know nothing about it except that it tastes good and it's calming when I drink it. I loved learning more about Japanese tea from a tea master, and I loved that Satoshi found such a profound connection to the universe through the experience. Thank you for sharing this!

[@juliatovar-sullivan7363]

Very very enjoyable!! Thank you so much for sharing your culture!

[@lorettaamstad591]

How beautiful and elegant. I miss a proper tea ceremony in Japan w Fabulous food too 😍 this video is educational

[@jcreissen7404]

Have memories of friends bringing beautiful tea as gifts. My mother used to scold them for treating me and my sisters with this elegant tea, and their response was that they wanted us to see and taste that special tea.living in the u s we couldn't buy it let alone afford it. Now many years later its flavor and visual is embedded in my head and nothing compares since. What a wonderful memory and gift that was given to us 40+years ago🍵🍵 satoshi you are so handsome🤗🤗🤗

[@NeenerT56]

thank you for letting us experience the tea ceremony with you!!!!

[@feslenraster]

I participated in 2 tea ceremonies-my now sister in law had it during my brother's and her's wedding and my cousin had it for hers. Very similar to Japanese tea ceremonies, if I remember correctly! Thanks for showing this Shinichi

[@yokoemy]

Thank you for one more amazing video! I want to go to Japan again even more after watching this! Hope to be able to go soon.

[@helvetiqa]

Such a beautiful and informative video, guys! Thank you so much for sharing this special part of Japanese culture with us

[@debracantrell1058]

Wow awesome l learn a lot about tea thanks for sharing this video guy's good to see you

[@B4r73l5]

I Hope i can get tea like this in Germany

[@theteacrane]

Shipping to Germany is available at The Tea Crane.

[@andiedance8263]

always enjoy your watching your tabieats... today saw Satoshi your beautiful head.. thank you

[@samcha9448]

The tea master’s skin appears to have been as meticulously cared for as his tea.

[@Jesuscares7680]

Certainly not Japanese tea Master

[@selena-565]

I was thinking I need to drink more tea. That has to be his secret. 😊

[@EousTheBangboo]

this video is very helpful and i drink Japanese organic matcha tea

[@techreviewguy7771]

Excellent video! I love learning about teas from around the world!

[@pabloperezdors2878]

Great video, thanks! Satoshi looking dapper!

[@craftsandcards]

I found this so interesting and enjoyed watching Satoshi going through the tea ceremony. Thanks so much for sharing !!

[@samma6652]

How awesome. Thank you for this video!!! I would love to experience this one day. Thank you again 💓

[@silvermesh]

Awesome video, thank for all the effort you put into making this. Very entertaining and educational

[@leftieceliz]

amazing video, i learned so much ❤️ the tea master’s bowl was beautiful, it looks like a kintsugi bowl 😮 the closest i got to a real tea ceremony and the real matcha taste was a casual demonstration when we went to ippodo tea house in kyoto many years ago 🍵 also, satoshi looks so dapper in that suit! i can feel how peaceful it was through this video 😌

[@Mustangcillo]

Love your content! 😄 Greetings from Spain!

[@astroboy3507]

💚 I enjoy Matcha and love my green teas!!! Nice vid!👍

[@grasdaggl4406]

Very interesting. Thank you!

[@ZeepDr]

Woah your camera is like extra crisp this episode!

[@rlevich_Community_Liaison]

Very educational. Thank you Zsa's

[@catherinebond7474]

Very interesting. I'm understanding better about the differences between sencha, matcha, ocha, hojicha and oolong. It is a beautiful area. Loved seeing Satoshi in a suit. Did Shinichi wear one too? Looking forward to more Kyoto videos.

[@Taralynn70]

Loved this video, guys. The music, the shots, the story, this mans passion for what he does....a beautiful little documentary bite. Satoshi, I know this might not have been easy, but you look amazing!!

[@Slammer_1970]

This was a nice and very informative video.

[@buckleyyung7949]

Excellent video on an excellent topic! So very enjoyable! Thank you.

[@LaLa-fi8ip]

Very interesting, thank you

[@esther848]

Hello Shinichi and Satoshi. Thank you very much for this video. I'm appreciated it very much. I think the atmosphere during the teaceremony is peaceful and serene. I hope I can go to a teaceremony once.😘

[@emy7873]

Hey, he's Belgian! :) It's nice to see someone so passionate something.

[@ramoncgtc]

Love the video gonna buy tea from him, thank you for the wonderful content.

[@larryhernandez1923]

Thanks guys

[@PREPFORIT]

This was a beautiful presentation.

[@thaleschaun]

I love you guys!!! Great video!!!

[@abefrohman1759]

Very cool video I wish it had been longer.

[@les0676]

So cool! Thank you for sharing!!

[@bhn028]

Thank you!

[@bredaefs]

I’ve learned so much! Thank you for this video

[@KerrikkiLurgan]

Thank you for bringing us along with you on this occasion.

[@rosep5672]

This was one of my favourites

[@snoppkaparN]

Satoshi rocking no hat. Very styleish!

[@tagginondawal3961]

This is super interesting. I knew a bit of it, but this is detailed. Cool video and thanks for the work!