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It ain't much, but it's honest work. Obviously still a work in progress until I add the most basic stuff. I’ll continue adding new content I discover myself and will try to include all Dub Dub content over the upcoming weeks.
New cultivar post available on the blog, this time we explore the second most grown cultivar in Japan, Yutakamidori.
Yesterday I published a blogpost about the current matcha situation. It is written from my personal experience and perspective working as a tea farmer. There are many other approaches and perspectives that I am willing to listen to. Just putting my unstructured opinion out there.
This month has been packed with activities and projects. If you wanna learn more about what we have been up to head over to our blog to read the full breakdown. There is books, hand rolling tea, app development, podcasts a bit of everything really.
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This is the second year of the blog and it’s time to reflect on how the year has passed. I’d also like to look ahead and share my wishes for the upcoming season.
This past year has been both challenging personally and professionally. One of the highlights of the season was moving to Japan in September 2023 to work on a tea farm. I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll continue to be involved in tea here in Wazuka, a tea village in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture.
Last winter I had the idea to start a blog where I could write about technology. I even wrote a first article and then forgot about it during the spring harvest. Today I remembered and finished setting up a website for it. I even got the motivation to wrote a piece on the upcoming bilingual keyboards coming to iOS and iPadOS later this year.
https://www.siliconwaffles.com/ios-and-ipados-18-bilingual-keyboard/
Apple Worldwide Developers Conference took place this week, with updates announced for all the OS platforms and the announcement of Apple Intelligence. The keynote was a fast-paced rundown of most of the new additions to the several platforms before ...
After many months reading about it and a couple of breaks in between here is the next cultivar post, finally! There is much more I wanted to share so there is going to be a second part at some point. In the meantime enjoy learning about one of the most commonly seen cultivars out there. There will be a link in the account profile to the full article.
https://www.teanursery.com/okumidori/
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January newsletter is out, a one with a few tea book recommendations. January has been a mix of low activity in the fields and high activity learning and doing done more creative and educational projects at the office.
I finally published a post on the Awabancha festival from last year and the next cultivars post is coming up next!
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Welcome to the January round-up newsletter. A monthly letter about everything that has happened inside and outside the tea nursery. New Year temple visit The new year began with a visit to our local temple, just a couple hundred meters away from home. I also had the opportunity to make
Shikoku is one of my favourite places in Japan and this trip to Kamikatsu in the Tokushima prefecture make it even better than before. Kamikatsu is a beautiful village in the mountains of Shikoku. You you ever need a break from the concrete jungles of the big cities this is a great spot to explore.
The tea tradition of the area, Awabancha will surely surprise you.
https://www.teanursery.com/kamikatsu-awabancha-festival/
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