Ito En’s pioneering in tea planting and manufacture has led to some ground breaking initiatives. A major milestone occurred last year when the company introduced Oi Ocha brewed from 100 per cent Australian grown tea leaves to Australia. Oi Ocha is Japan’s #1 green tea brand and means “Tea, please!”. Natural, clean, refreshing and savoury […]

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Tea first appears in Chinese history in the story of Shennong, the father of agriculture and traditional medicine. It is said that he ate wild grasses and tea and from this the discovery of tea is said to be 2700 BC. A medical book called “The Classic of Herbal Medicine” (Shennong Bencaojing) from the time […]

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One of the most popular classes is coming again! Learn how to make Ramen with Chef Kanako. View more Konnichi wa! I thought I would write about the 12 days of the Tsukemen #LOVETSUKEMEN Advent Calendar 2013 [http://www.adventar.org/calendars/107] There are actually quite a lot of ramen stores in Sydney It seems to be that the […]

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