Inside a Modern Matcha Factory: From Fresh Green Tea Leaves to Premium Matcha Powder

Step inside a modern Matcha production facility and discover how fresh green tea leaves are transformed into ultra-fine, premium Matcha powder.
This full factory walkthrough shows every stage of the process — from harvesting shade-grown tea, precise steaming and drying, to stone-grinding the leaves into a vibrant emerald powder.

Watch how high-tech machinery, quality control systems, and expert workers ensure perfect texture, aroma, and color in every batch.
If you’ve ever wondered how authentic Japanese Matcha is made for tea ceremonies, desserts, lattes, and cosmetics — this video reveals the entire production line.

📌 What you will see in this video:
— Harvesting young green tea leaves
— Steaming and cooling process
— Drying and sorting
— Removing stems and veins to create Tencha
— Traditional stone-mill grinding process
— Packaging Matcha into premium airtight containers
— Quality testing for color, purity, and fineness

A complete inside view of one of the world’s most fascinating tea factories.


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DISCLAIMER
AI-Enhanced Production: This content is created using advanced artificial intelligence technologies to visualize manufacturing processes.
Educational & Documentary Use: All materials are for informational purposes only and are not technical instructions or direct representations of specific real-world facilities.

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