TOKYO LEAVES
SENCHA Starter Set TAKA Scheduled
SENCHA Starter Set TAKA Scheduled
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The perfect introduction for those wishing to experience sencha with a kyusu (teapot).
We walked the historic streets of Tokoname, Japan’s renowned home of teapots, to find the right kyusu. We then sought out yunomi (teacups) in Mino, where white porcelain was chosen to beautifully reflect the vivid green of sencha.
Though described as a “starter set,” each piece has been selected through this journey of discovery, resulting in a combination that is both authentic and refined.
With its modern yet simple design, it brings elegance and versatility to any tea occasion.
Limited to just 10 sets, each includes one recommended sencha to complete the experience.
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Shelf Life
1 year from the date of manufacture (the manufacturing date is indicated on the package).
Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid high temperature and humidity, and keep away from strong odors.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping methods
- Domestic (Japan): Japan Post (Click Post or standard mail)
- International: Japan Post (EMS or International Parcel), etc.
Delivery time
Orders will be shipped as soon as the product is ready.
Please allow approximately 2–5 days from order confirmation to dispatch.
Shipping fees
Shipping costs for both domestic and international orders will be displayed at checkout. Please review before completing your purchase.
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- We do not accept cancellations after an order has been placed. Please ensure that all information, including your shipping address, is entered correctly.
- Due to the nature of food products, we do not accept returns.
- In the event of damage, contamination, or if you receive an incorrect item, we will arrange a replacement or refund. Please keep the product as received and contact us via our inquiry form within 7 days of delivery.
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