
Cultivar: Kuritawase






Kuritawase Cultivar Guide
Where Kuritawase comes from, how it tastes, and how widely it is grown across Japan.Typical Taste
An extremely early cultivar suited to warm southern districts — light, clean and fresh. In our Tanegashima and Yakushima shincha it comes through floral and gently sweet.
Parent Cultivar
None — a seedling selected from a native (zairai) population in Shizuoka.
Registered
1966 · never registered; no breeder is recorded
Budding Time
Extremely early (極早生)
Nio Teas’ Sourcing Regions
Tanegashima, Yakushima
Share of Japan’s Tea Area
No published national figure
Nio Teas' Farmers
Matsushitaさん, Fujiwaraさん
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