Our Technology

Precision farming. Transparent tracking.

Continuous Data, Uncompromised Quality

We have deployed a real‑time monitoring network across our organic gardens and wild tea forests. Sensors measure:

Soil conditions:
moisture, temperature, pH (4.8–6.5), and nutrient levels.

Air quality:
PM2.5 (≤12 μg/m³), humidity, negative oxygen ions (>10,000 ions/cm³).

Microclimate – sunlight intensity, rainfall, daily temperature variation (8–20°C).

Cameras & drones:
Fixed high‑definition cameras provide 24/7 visual surveillance. Drones perform regular surveys to monitor crop health, detect pest pressure, and verify that no prohibited chemicals are used – all without disturbing the forest or the farmers.

All data is transmitted via 5G to a secure cloud platform, creating a time‑stamped, auditable record for every field. This system guarantees the integrity of our organic certification and helps us anticipate harvest windows with precision.

Ancient Wisdom, Modern Machinery

We honour 1,000‑year‑old steam‑kill techniques while using precision equipment for repeatable quality.

Japanese‑made steaming machines
maintain exact temperature (e.g., 380°C ±5°C) and duration to lock in colour, aroma, and nutrients.

Optical colour sorters
automatically remove any discoloured or damaged leaves.

Rotary and pair rollers
shape leaves into their distinctive needle form.

Human oversight
Our tea masters monitor every machine, adjusting parameters based on the day’s harvest – because no two batches are identical.

Nearly 1/3 of the year shrouded in clouds and mist

slow, steady growth concentrates flavour

Annual PM2.5 concentration: ≤12 μg/m³

air so pure it rivals the world's cleanest places

Annual rainfall>1300 mm

a constant source of hydration

Daily temperature variation: 8–20°C

warm days, cool nights lock in sweetness and aroma

No industrial pollution across 3,200 km²

pristine environment, untouched by modern industry

pH4.5–6.5
Rocky, gravelly Soil

excellent drainage, rich mineral content

Negative oxygen ions: >10,000 ions/cm³

among the highest concentrations on Earth