Assistant Manager Blog by Pau [Autumn season]
Hello, my name is Pau, one of the new assistant managers here at Obubu. This is my first monthly journal […]
Hello, my name is Pau, one of the new assistant managers here at Obubu. This is my first monthly journal […]
みなさん こんにちわ! My name is Sarah and, together with Pau, I have recently joined Obubu as a new Assistant Manager.
Intern #150 Yena concludes her tea and food pairing blog post series with a delicious mugwort pound cake recipe
In part 2 of this food and tea pairing series, Yena shares her yuzu olive oil cake recipe and some tea pairing suggestions.
Konnichiwa! This is Yena, intern #150, from Toronto, Canada, introducing a series of tea and food pairing blog posts.
Overlooking the Uji River, Asahiyaki is a pottery studio and gallery shop presently headed by its 16th successive generation of
As someone who picked up ceramics as a hobby over the last two years during the pandemic, I was enamoured
[2023年 06月 TO 08月] Hi I’m Itsaya! I’m intern number 151 at Obubu and I will share a little part
Hello desu! This is Jia En and Sarah reporting live from Obubu. You might have seen us trotting around Obubu’s
Konnichiwa! Jean here to tell more stories about Obubu Tea Farms. May was busy with the spring harvest. But June
Hello everyone! It’s Jean again. On my previous blog post, I shared about my arrival at Obubu in Japan and
“If today we can enjoy Obubu as it is, it is thanks to all the work of those interns who
Hello everyone! It’s me, WJ Justin! Coming back with updates from February to March. It feels like time flies so
Hello everyone! My name is Jean, and I am working as an Assistant Manager at Kyoto Obubu Tea Farms in
Hi everyone! This is Tran, intern #141, otherwise known as Obubu’s resident professional baker! During my time here at Obubu,
Hello everyone! Welcome to my first blog! I’m Justin and you can call me Woo Jae also. Right now,
Over the last several posts we’ve tested four of Obubu’s teas from all over Japan and all over the world.
Hi! The Tea Potato this week! And nothing has caught on fire. We will always consider that a win. The
Hi! It’s the Tea Potato again and welcome back! Today is a very exciting day for me in terms of
As a town with an over 800 year history of tea cultivation, Wazuka is a special place. We are lucky
Shouhouji is one of Wazuka’s beautiful temples, known for its red fall leaves. Recently, I had the privilege of speaking
Justin, Patrick, Katrina, Hannah, Alex, and Satomi-san here! During our internship, we went on several trips and tea-related festivals and
Intern Tea Potato here with even more water experiments! The Waters The two waters we’ll be experimenting with this
Japanese sweets and tea are often served together. The connection between Obubu Tea Farms and Midoriya’s Toshimasa-san also runs deep.
During this hour long course we will look at the different kinds of Japanese Tea and where in Japan they