Japan tea is one of the cultures that Japan is proud of. Currently, among Japan teas, there are teas with only a few producers left, and teas that are on the verge of extinction due to changes in the production environment. Endangered species can tell us the opportunity to change our behavior by knowing why they are at risk now. Through endangered tea, we will learn about social issues in Japan's agriculture and think together to solve them.
The package of this "Endangered Tea" is made of bonsai art "Kengo Bonsai Gallery". Bonsai, which can live beautifully for 1,000 years with human care, is recognized all over the world for its high value. Sustainable art, which is a proof of the symbiosis between humans and nature, contains a wish for the survival and prosperity of endangered tea.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to WWF JapanEndangered tea, and 100 yen will be donated to WWF Japan for each purchase of one item. WWF is an environmental conservation organization active in more than 100 countries and was founded in Switzerland in 1961. Aiming for a future where people and nature can live in harmony, we are promoting the realization of a sustainable society. In order to restore the richness of biodiversity, which is rapidly being lost, and to realize a decarbonized society to prevent global warming, we are conserving rare wildlife and promoting sustainable production and consumption.