€26.09 – €76.49Price range: €26.09 through €76.49
Ippodo Matcha Powder Kan no Shiro 20g & 30g- Medium & Round
€22.00 – €23.00Price range: €22.00 through €23.00
€19.80 – €20.70Price range: €19.80 through €20.70
Flavour Profile and Aroma
Taste: Mild, clean, and slightly sweet with minimal bitterness
Aroma: Fresh, grassy, and pure
Texture: Smooth and frothy with proper whisking
Colour: Soft jade green
Ippodo Kan Matcha is an excellent entry point for anyone new to Japanese ceremonial tea, offering refinement without intensity.
Buy Ippodo Kan Matcha – Elegant, Mild Ceremonial-Grade Green Tea from Kyoto
Looking to buy Ippodo Kan Matcha online? You’ve found one of Kyoto’s most graceful and accessible ceremonial-grade matchas, handcrafted by the historic Ippodo Tea Co., founded in 1717.
Ippodo Kan-no-Mukashi offers a light, refined flavour profile — smooth, naturally sweet, and perfectly balanced for everyday tea sessions or beginner-friendly ceremonies.
It captures the gentle spirit of Uji, Kyoto, where Japan’s finest matcha has been cultivated for over 800 years.
What Is Ippodo Kan Matcha?
Kan-no-Mukashi is a ceremonial-grade matcha from Ippodo’s renowned Uji tea gardens. It’s crafted using tender, shade-grown tea leaves harvested in early spring, then stone-ground to a fine, vibrant green powder. The result is a clean, elegant cup with mild umami and a touch of sweetness — ideal for usucha (thin tea). Kan Matcha represents balance: a lighter experience than Sayaka or Horai, yet still rich in tradition and taste.
Flavour Profile and Aroma
Taste: Mild, clean, and slightly sweet with minimal bitterness
Aroma: Fresh, grassy, and pure
Texture: Smooth and frothy with proper whisking
Colour: Soft jade green
Ippodo Kan Matcha is an excellent entry point for anyone new to Japanese ceremonial tea, offering refinement without intensity.
Why Choose Ippodo Kan Matcha
Authentic Kyoto Heritage – Produced by Ippodo, Japan’s historic tea house in Uji
Mild Ceremonial Matcha – Smooth and approachable for beginners or daily use
Handcrafted in Small Batches – Stone-ground for perfect consistency
Fresh and Fragrant – Nitrogen-sealed to lock in flavour and colour
Worldwide Shipping – Delivered fresh to your door, anywhere in the world
Kan Matcha is ideal for tea enthusiasts seeking a calm, balanced matcha that embodies the refinement of Japanese tea culture.
How to Prepare Ippodo Kan Matcha
Sift 2 grams (1 teaspoon) of Kan Matcha into a bowl.
Add 60–70 ml of water heated to 80°C.
Whisk briskly in a “W” or “M” motion using a bamboo chasen until a soft foam appears.
Drink immediately and enjoy its smooth, light character.
This matcha is perfect for usucha, though you can slightly increase the amount of powder for a more intense cup.
Perfect For
Beginners exploring ceremonial matcha
Daily tea rituals and relaxation
Cafés offering premium matcha beverages
Wellness and meditation sessions
Gift sets for tea lovers and cultural enthusiasts
Product Details
Origin: Uji, Kyoto, Japan
Grade: Ceremonial
Weight: 40g (approximately 20 servings)
Packaging: Airtight tin, nitrogen-sealed for maximum freshness
Storage: Store in a cool, dark place; refrigerate after opening
Delivery Information
All orders are shipped using fast, tracked worldwide delivery.
Typical delivery times:
Ireland: 1–3 business days
Europe: 3–7 business days
Worldwide: 7–15 business days
Orders are carefully packaged to preserve freshness during transit.
FAQs About Ippodo Kan Matcha
Q1: What makes Ippodo Kan different from Sayaka or Horai?
Kan is lighter and more delicate — ideal for beginners or those who prefer mild matcha.
Q2: Is this a ceremonial-grade matcha?
Yes, it’s a true ceremonial-grade tea produced by Ippodo in Uji, Kyoto.
Q3: Can I use Kan Matcha in lattes?
Yes, it pairs beautifully with milk but is best enjoyed pure for its subtle taste.
Q4: Is this matcha organic?
While not certified organic, it’s cultivated under traditional, sustainable methods.
Q5: How should I store it?
Keep airtight, away from sunlight and moisture. Refrigerate after opening.
Q6: How many servings per tin?
A 40g tin yields about 20 servings of usucha (thin tea).
Q7: Where is it made?
Grown and produced in Uji, Kyoto, Japan — the birthplace of Japan’s finest matcha.
Q8: What is the caffeine level?
Moderate — provides calm focus without jitters or energy crashes.
Q9: Do you offer worldwide delivery?
Yes, all Ippodo products ship globally with full tracking and insurance.
Q10: Is Kan Matcha good as a gift?
Absolutely. Its refined packaging and quality make it perfect for gifting.
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