15 tea bags in cans (2g each) It comes in a cute can that goes well with the interior. It is also a great gift. The design can was written by suginoharumi (illustrator).　 We also offer a great deal of 20 bags, so we recommend it for refilling cans. "Ibuki", which was born by combining tea leaves grown in Ujitahara Town, Kyoto, and Kuromoji, an endemic species of Japan, is the second in a series of Japanese black tea from the forest. Among the domestic black teas, the creativity of incorporating Kuromoji, a fragrant wood from Japan, stands out. This flavor appeared as a challenge to express the pleasant aftertaste of taking a deep breath in the forest and the "scent of the forest". (No artificial synthetic colors or additives are used) It is characterized by a pure and noble aroma derived from Kuromoji and a gentle and deep flavor. The aftertaste is clean and refreshing. Perfect for morning hours or between work. Even when you want to reset your mood. ●Recommended way to drink HOT: Put 1 tea bag in 120cc of hot water around 90°C and let it steep slowly for about 2 minutes to bring out the aroma. ICE: Put 3 tea bags in a bottle or water bottle and pour about 500cc of water. Put it in the refrigerator and brew it slowly. It is recommended to enjoy it straight. You can enjoy the aroma derived from Kuromoji and the flavor of Japanese black tea as it is. Pairing with Japanese sweets: Enjoy it with citrus sliced or dried sweets. Those who like natural scents and want to relax Those who want to enjoy the subtle sweetness of black tea and the aroma that makes you feel like you are in the forest. For those who want to try domestic black tea casually. "Ibuki" is a Japanese black tea made from black tea (Japanese black tea) made from green tea leaves in Japan, and a combination (blend) of fragrant wood black moji, which is endemic to Japan. It feels like you're bathing in the forest! ! It calms your mind and delivers "forest ibuki" to your busy daily life. It is a simple tea bag specification yet has a fragrant Japanese tea. Please compare it as the second chapter following "The Beginning".