A wonderful item that delivers messages and "tea" to seasonal greetings, birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Introducing the tea "chayori" that can be sent as a postcard.


chayori is a postcard packed with tea bags of tea leaves native to Ujitawara, Kyoto, in 18 types of packages with flowers and birds drawn on them. Depending on the design, four types of tea leaves are available: "Gyokuro", "Japanese black tea", "Genmaicha", and "Hojicha".


After writing the address and message, you can post it to the post with an 82 yen stamp. The recipient can ponder the message and the sender over a cup of tea.



The author purchased it from the Tokyu Hands pop-up store, and the price was 500 yen each (tax not included, mailing fee required separately). The official website of the distributor "Kyoto Gyokuro no Goencha" accepts orders for original designs (starting from 30 pieces), so how about using them for special invitations such as exhibitions and events?