Black tea of Ishikawa Pref. gaining popularity

Black tea of Ishikawa Pref. gaining popularity

KANAZAWA, Japan - Tea producers operate a newly acquired black tea manufacturing machine in Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, in June 2014. Black tea made in the prefecture, known for green tea and its tea culture, has been gaining popularity for its sweet aroma.

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