180 Years of
Tea House Legacy

Since our founding in Kyoto, we have served tea with reverence—preserving tradition, honoring each season, and sharing the quiet beauty of Japanese tea.

The Yuzuki tea house storefront with noren curtains
1840FoundingKyoto, Japan

The Tea House

In 1845, our founder, Shichizaemon Yuzuki, opened a small tea house in Kyoto. With deep respect for tea and hospitality, he began a journey that continues to this day.

The original tea house interior
2nd
Generation
~1870s

A Family Craft

Knowledge was passed down within the family, refined through daily practice and a commitment to quality. Our tea became part of Kyoto's tea culture and everyday moments.

Hands rolling tea leaves by traditional craft
3rd
Generation
~1900s

Matcha Tradition

As matcha culture flourished, we embraced stone-milling methods and deepened our understanding of tea. Tradition and technique became one.

A bowl of matcha with a bamboo whisk
4th
Generation
~1950s–

From Then to Now

While times have changed, our values remain the same. We continue to honor the past as we evolve—carefully, sincerely, and with gratitude.

Fresh tea buds in the garden
5th
Generation
Today

For Today's Ritual

We are here to enrich your daily life with exceptional tea—rooted in 180 years of heritage, and made for the present moment.

Yuzuki matcha tin beside a bowl of tea

We inherit more than flavor—
we inherit a way of life.