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A Stainless Steel steel teaspoon from Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture. This teaspoon is actually used at CHABAKKA TEA PARKS and is highly recommended. It is a very easy-to-use item because of its small size and matte texture. Please purchase together with single origin tea leaves. Size: 84x36mm Material/Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel steel Country of Origin: Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture [CHABAKKA TEA PARKS ABOUT] https://youtu.be/C5RIrjGgCGE A TEA STAND&STORE type Japanese tea select shop with the concept of "Japanese tea entertainment" to be enjoyed in style. With a focus on single origins selected from all over the country, Kamakura is disseminating new ways to enjoy Japanese tea domestically and internationally, such as offering Japan's first draft tea that is poured directly from a beer server and a flat-rate service. In Japan, there is a Japanese tea known to those in the know that is so delicious that it feels like another dimension. And Japanese tea has value and infinite possibilities that have not yet been conveyed to the world. Instead of denying the Japanese tea culture of the past, take it head-on. On top of that, we aim to deliver a new style of Japanese tea culture that anyone can enjoy freely and easily, and to realize the dreams, happiness and excitement of everyone involved. https://youtu.be/AYS1iTelh1s With CHABAKKA TEA PARKS at the center, we will create a new value-added cycle that only we can do by connecting all of the producers, customers, production areas, and the natural environment. Continuing to develop small-scale producers in various parts of Japan who have high technical capabilities due to problems in distribution and employment but do not appear on the front stage. Continuing to deliver high-quality and delicious Japanese tea to our customers. Strengthen ties with local communities and revitalize new industries and human resource employment. And by environmental conservation, to maintain and regenerate tea plantations and nature. We will build a business model that realizes sustainable relationships. Kamakura is also a place where the tea drinking culture of "drinking tea" was established. We will redefine the tea drinking culture in Kamakura, where the history of tea has moved, and we will transmit a new style of Japanese tea culture.