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Pls help with tea translation - 10-02-2016, 10:25 AM

Hello all,

I bought 2 teas in Kyoto last week.
One was more expensive, the other not so much. Now, back home, I don't know anymore which one was which. As I wanted to give away the cheaper one and keep the expensive tea (I love green tea!) I hope someone can help me with the translation or maybe someone knows which one is the "better" one.

Thanks in advance.
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10-02-2016, 02:26 PM

Simply, right side is the "GYOKURO" with highest quality.

Did you visit this shop?
錦市場商店街 | 店舗紹介

But I can not recognize the teas you showed.

I found the "GYOKURO" with same name but different package.
■宇治屋■熱湯玉露・特撰菊ほうじ茶 詰合せ | 京の逸品 老舗モールセレクトショップ<食品> 【老舗モール】


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10-02-2016, 02:59 PM

Thank you very much!!
Yes, that is the shop.
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