中国茶の世界で、ゆっくり、落ち着く。

佐藤詠美/オフィスコンサルタント

Feature | 2024.06.21

Relaxing in the world of Chinese tea.
“I cool off with tea,” says Eimi Sato, an office consultant at Kokuyo, who recently became fascinated with Chinese tea.
“Chinese tea comes in six types: red, yellow, blue, green, white, and black. I choose based on how I feel. When I want to cool down, green tea is the best. The taste is refreshing, and the green leaves unfurling when I pour hot water is beautiful and soothing.”
The aroma of Chinese tea is another attraction. “You can steep it multiple times, and the first and second brews have incredible aroma. Even the leaves after brewing have a pleasant scent.” What’s her favorite Chinese tea? “I love Mi Lan Xiang, a blue oolong tea with a lychee scent that relaxes me. But I prefer it in the colder months.”
She says Chinese tea has great depth, and some can cost tens of thousands of yen. “For example, tea leaves from the Wuyi Mountains in northern Fujian Province once sold for 2.7 million yen for 20 grams. Chinese tea is similar to the world of wine.”
Sato enjoys cooling off with warm Chinese tea.

佐藤詠美

Emi Sato


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