Shunro "Spring Dew" - Ceremonial Matcha
Shunro is where most people start with Kiyocha. It's also where a lot of people stay.
Samidori and Okumidori from Honyama, Shizuoka. First-flush leaves, stone-milled, ceremonial grade. Samidori gives it that naturally sweet, grassy brightness; Okumidori keeps the cup balanced and clean. The finish is smooth with a quiet umami that lingers without overpowering.
Works straight or with a splash of milk. No fuss. This is the everyday ceremonial - the tin that earns a permanent spot on the counter.
春露 - spring dew.
Matcha Care
Matcha Care
To keep your matcha fresh and full of life, follow these simple steps:
DO
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat, moisture, and sunlight
- After first use, refrigerate the matcha to preserve its color and flavor
- Keep the lid sealed tightly to prevent air and humidity from affecting the powder
- Use dry, clean utensils when scooping
- Consume within 1–2 months after opening for peak freshness
DON'T
- Leave the matcha open or unsealed
- Store near strong odors—matcha can easily absorb surrounding smells
- Use wet or damp spoons, as moisture may cause clumping or spoilage
Matcha Insight
Matcha Insight
How To Matcha
How To Matcha
For Matcha latte (single serve):
- Sift matcha: 3 g (0.07 oz)
- Add hot water: 15ml (0.5 oz) at 75-80°C (167-176°F), stir well then add another 30ml (1 oz)
- Whisk: vigorously 20 seconds, making an "M" shape
- Serve: with ice, 90 mL (3 oz) choice of milk then pour in the whisked matcha.

