The lunar calendar has long been an important guide for cultivating tea. The ever-changing face of the moon symbolizes the "serenity" that EN TEA holds dear.
For us, who have long gazed at the sky and felt the presence of the moon while connecting with tea, we have been accompanied by the music of Ryuichi Sakamoto through various moments.
We crafted "Listening to the Moon" in honor of this, allowing you to enjoy the unique beauty of both the full moon and new moon through different aromas, colors, and flavors with each way of drinking.

Full Moon――cold water, 250cc, 60sec.
New Moon――hot water, 150cc, 15min.

*250ml is approximately the size of a large mug, and 150ml is equivalent to a standard teacup.

"Hell, I’m dying for green tea!"

Ryuichi Sakamoto loved Japanese tea so much that he would often exclaim, "Tea Craving Hell!" It was his way of expressing an intense, almost desperate longing for tea, as though parched beyond relief. When we shared this phrase with Maruwaka-san of EN TEA, whom we met through a dear friend, he couldn't help but laugh and was deeply touched.
Though Sakamoto could never wield a knife, he remained unwavering in his devotion to making tea. At home, he cherished the simple ritual of using a teapot and his favorite teacup. Whether on tour or during hospital stays, Japanese tea bags and his trusty mug were always with him. EN TEA's beautifully designed packaging and, more importantly, the rich taste of their teas became an essential part of his life. "I want to share what I love," he would often say, ordering them as gifts for friends.
This time, we’ve crafted a special tea package to honor his deep love for Japanese tea. "Kama-iri Green Tea," along with "Barley Tea," stole his heart with just one sip, prompting him to exclaim, "What is this? It's incredible! Get more!” Andfinally, though he never had the chance to try it himself, we've included the "Full Moon Tea," blended especially for him.