Tea Educator – Kimberley's Kyusu

10 Years

When I started this blog ten years ago, I wanted to use it as a way to not only share my love of tea with others, but also as a platform for me to be able to learn and develop as a tea enthusiast and channel my creativity. Looking back, I think I can safely…

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26/04/2025

Art, Art Pairings, KimberleysKyusu, tea, tea blog, tea blogger, writer

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What Is Tea To Me?

It has now been around 8 years since I first fell in love with loose leaf tea. At the start for me really it was just a beverage as I had been brought up on standard black tea tea bags with lots of milk and sugar. However, as the years has gone by what tea…

KimberleysKyusu

10/09/2021

Chinese Oolong, Gong Fu, Gong fu Cha, japan, Japanese Matcha, Japanese Tea, Japanese Tea Ceremony, KimberleysKyusu, matcha, meditation, taiwanese oolong, tea, tea blog, tea blogger

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The Global Japanese Tea Association – Japanese Tea Marathon – Day 1 | Kagoshima

Japanese tea is facing many challenges; younger people are moving to coffee, consumption is going down, tea is changing shape and being consumed mostly from bottles rather than being prepared in the traditional way with teaware like the Kyusu. Tea production has fallen 30% in the last 15 years – younger people don’t want to…

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23/07/2021

Fukamushi, Genmaicha, green tea, Japanese Matcha, Japanese Tea, loose leaf tea, sencha, tea, tea blog, tea blogger, Tea Learning

Fukamushi, green tea, japan, japanese green tea, Japanese Tea, loose leaf tea, matcha, sencha, tea blog, tea blogger, Tea Educator, Tea Farmer, Tea Is A Wish Your Heart Makes, Tea Marathon, The Global Japanese Tea Association

10 Years

What Is Tea To Me?

The Global Japanese Tea Association – Japanese Tea Marathon – Day 1 | Kagoshima