Meet the pafect tea for you!
Not certified organic, but grown beyond organic.
From Nara to you, Pure tea, grown without pesticides or fertilizers—nothing added, just nature.
The warmth of nature
The natural cultivation we practice is a harmonious farming method that uses no pesticides or fertilizers whatsoever. It follows nature's own mechanisms, allowing us to enjoy its bountiful gifts while preserving beautiful soil and the environment. We operate our farm believing that having as many people as possible enjoy our tea as “delicious” and continue drinking it contributes to the conservation of the natural environment and the physical and mental health of people.
Blog Posts
Sep 9, 2026
Does Organic Tea Use Fertilizer?
Does Organic Tea Use Fertilizer?
When people hear the words “organic tea,” they often imagine tea grown completely w...
Sep 7, 2026
What Is Organic Tea? A Simple Guide to Organic Tea Farming
What Is Organic Tea? A Simple Guide to Organic Tea Farming
When you see the word “organic” on a package of tea, what...
Aug 5, 2026
Why Don't We Use Fertilizers? A Different Way of Growing Tea
Most organic tea farms use fertilizer—but why don't we? Discover how naturally grown tea develops differently, from deeper roots to slower-growing spring shoots, and why we choose to work with nature rather than control it.
Mar 31, 2026
What is Sannen Bancha（三年晩茶）
- What Is Sannen Bancha? -
A Japanese Tea Made from the Whole Tea tree
What is Sannen Bancha?
Sannen Bancha is a Ja...
Mar 11, 2026
Naturally Grown Tea vs Organic Tea: What’s the Difference?
Is "natural" the same as "organic"? While both prioritize the environment, they represent two distinct paths to sustainability. From the strict regulations of Organic JAS to the fertilizer-free philosophy of natural farming in our Nara tea fields, we dive deep into how these methods shape the flavor and future of Japanese tea.
Feb 18, 2026
Tea Flowers in a Naturally Grown Tea Garden
As autumn deepens, small white tea flowers begin to appear among the tea bushes.While most attention is given to the fresh leaves of spring, the tea plant quietly completes its seasonal cycle. In autumn, it blooms.
Kenichi Shizen Nouen News
Dec 18, 2025
Notice of Year-End and New Year Holiday Closure
Please note that Kenichi Shizen Nouen will be closed for the year-end and New Year holidays during the following peri...
Dec 17, 2025
Our english page has been released.
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