RYOKUCHI TOKYO BLEND
Bulk export supply from Japan.
Two domestic blended matcha routes for overseas buyers: KOTOBUKI for ceremonial presentation, and IRODORI for latte, sweets, and large-volume production.
Blend
KOTOBUKI / IRODORI
Origin
Japanese domestic matcha
Value
Smart price
Export
Bulk supply
Product Lineup
KOTOBUKI handles the ceremonial and premium presentation route. IRODORI handles milk, sugar, heat, and color-critical recipe development.
RYOKUCHI TOKYO BLEND
A polished blend for formal matcha service.
Built for buyers who need a refined, presentable matcha route for tea service, hospitality programs, gift ranges, and premium menus.
Tone
Umami-forward
Color
Calm vivid green
Finish
Clean, smooth finish
RYOKUCHI TOKYO BLEND
A vivid blend that stays expressive with milk and sugar.
Designed for cafe drinks, bakery, confectionery, ice cream, RTD trials, and food manufacturing where color and flavor need to remain visible.
Tone
Bright and rounded
Color
High-impact green
Finish
Balanced bitterness
Why Tokyo Blend
Instead of forcing a single-origin story into every use case, Tokyo Blend starts from the buyer's end product: ceremony, latte, sweets, or bulk manufacturing.
Both KOTOBUKI and IRODORI are domestic blended matcha routes, giving buyers a Japan-origin product story with practical grade control.
The lineup is positioned for recurring B2B programs, sample review, specification confirmation, and large-volume export conversations.
Visual Positioning
Competitive Difference
Organic proof, traceability, samples, price-per-drink, and retail packaging are commonly pushed first.
Lead with product clarity: two named blends, two use cases, fewer distractions, and a stronger premium visual system.
Keep export documents, COA, specifications, MOQ, packaging, and sample flow visible without making the page feel like a form.
Export Flow
Spec
COA
Bulk
Export
01
Ceremony, latte, sweets, retail, food manufacturing, or distributor export.
02
Compare KOTOBUKI and IRODORI by color, aroma, bitterness, milk performance, and target cost.
03
Specification sheet, COA, origin information, allergen statement, and destination-market checks.
04
Bulk packaging, forecast volume, lead time, shipment route, and recurring supply discussions.
Contact
Share your target product, first order volume, annual forecast, destination market, packaging needs, and whether you want to evaluate KOTOBUKI, IRODORI, or both.
