Wako Uji Matcha is a Japanese matcha green tea powder made from domestically grown Japanese green tea and packaged in a traditional matcha tin. The elegant white box and canister feature Japanese calligraphy, a gold brush-circle design, and a deep green lid, giving the product a refined Kyoto-style presentation.
This matcha is smooth, finely ground, and easy to prepare as a traditional bowl of matcha, matcha latte, iced matcha, or for light culinary use. Compared with regular loose leaf green tea, matcha is consumed as a whole powdered tea, giving it a fuller texture, vivid green color, and a deeper green tea character.
The flavor is fresh and grassy with gentle umami, light natural bitterness, and a clean finish. It is a great choice for customers who want an approachable Japanese matcha for daily drinking, latte preparation, or exploring traditional Japanese tea culture.

Product Details
Tea Type: Japanese Matcha Green Tea Powder
Name: Wako Uji Matcha
Origin: Japan
Net Weight: 20g
Ingredients: Japanese green tea
Flavor Notes: Fresh, grassy, smooth, lightly bitter, mellow umami
Best For: Traditional matcha, matcha latte, iced matcha, matcha desserts
How to Prepare Matcha
Traditional Hot Matcha
- Add 1–2g matcha powder into a matcha bowl.
- Pour in about 60–80ml hot water at 175°F / 80°C.
- Whisk quickly in a “W” motion until smooth and lightly foamy.
- Enjoy as is, or adjust the powder amount for a stronger taste.
Matcha Latte
- Add 2g matcha powder to a small amount of hot water.
- Whisk until smooth.
- Add warm or iced milk.
- Sweeten if desired.
Q&A
Q: What is matcha?
A: Matcha is a finely ground Japanese green tea powder. Unlike loose leaf tea, the whole tea leaf is consumed in powdered form.
Q: Is this matcha from Japan?
A: Yes.
Q: Can I use this for matcha latte?
A: Yes. This matcha can be used for hot matcha, iced matcha, matcha latte, and simple desserts.
Q: Does matcha contain caffeine?
A: Yes. Matcha naturally contains caffeine because it is made from green tea leaves.
Q: Is this ceremonial grade?
A: Yes, it's for ceremonial grade. It's premium grade Japanese matcha.