About Me

Beyond preserving and promoting tea ceremony culture,
we engage in organic farming and tea field maintenance, practicing a lifestyle in harmony with nature.

We explore health practices rooted in daily life,and through tea ceremony,
we connect primary to tertiary industries,
advocating for “Organic Tea Ceremony”—
an initiative that fuses wellness with Japanese culture.

Who I Am

Place of Birth: Japan

During childhood, my first experience at a tea house left me with an aversion to matcha,which I avoided for many years.

However, the moment I tasted the sweets and matcha served at an event, I was deeply moved by their rich flavor. This sparked a strong interest in the profound depth of matcha and the tea ceremony, leading me to pursue the Way of Tea.

Currently, through small gatherings, collaborations, and experiential events, I share moments where people pause and take time to reflect on themselves.

My Approach
A philosophy shaped by soil,
fermentation, and connection.

I believe wellness begins in the land: healthy soil, honest cultivation, and the natural balance of flavor.

This continues through fermentation— the quiet wisdom behind sake, miso, koji, and Japanese cuisine.

And it comes alive in the tea ceremony, where taste, presence, and human connection keep the mind open and the heart young.

This is the foundation of the Organic Tea Ceremony Philosophy.

What I Do
Events, tea gatherings,
and collaborative experiences.

I host intimate tea gatherings, sake pairings, and workshops that introduce Japanese wellness culture through taste and quiet hospitality.

From cafés and hotels to international partners, each session is designed around the themes of:

・organic matcha
・fermentation and gut health
・connection and calmness
・Japanese sensory culture

I also collaborate with creators, farmers, and venues that share these values.

Why I Share This Work
To help people stay young —
gently, naturally, and
meaningfully.

Through the unity of tea and Zen, enjoy a moment of tranquility.

In a world that moves quickly, tea and sake offer a way to return to ourselves.

A moment to breathe. A moment to taste. A moment to meet others without hurry.

If one quiet experience can support clarity, balance, and long-lasting wellness,then it is worth sharing.