organic uva tea .

Delicious, have an Identity, are Reasonable, and are Safe
We are involved in a DIRS proposal business, which satisfy our customers.
DIRS proposals are Delicious, have an Identity, are Reasonable, and are Safe,

and we supply products and services that are suitable for this.

Out of these, we aim for safety and reliability,

and we strive to ensure that not only our organic luxury drinks,

but all of our products are full of flavor and have clear trace-ability.

organic JAS certified products
Out of the agricultural and organic processed agricultural foods that

are distributed in Japan, only organic JAS certified products can display the word

“organic (yuki).” Displays of synonyms and confusing displays are banned by law.

Our company currently makes 13 organic JAS certified products,

which are of Japanese quality and meet stringent standards.

Organic Coffee

Only rare mature coffee beans that are organically grown

in famous growing districts such as Columbia and Mexico are selected

and blended to give a mild finish that has not been achieved

in straight coffees up to now.Three types of roasts are offered

in order to draw out the original taste of the coffee beans,

and are ground medium-fine for drip-style coffee makers.

Organic Tea
Tea leaves picked in the Idalgashinna organic farm in the Uva region of Sri Lanka

(former Ceylon), and the New York organic farm in Dargeeling, India,

are produced in Stassen Group’s factory in Colombo.

These teas have rich fragrance and pure depth as would be expected from the world's finest.

The teabags are made from unbleached white paper, which is environmentally friendly

and does not impair the flavor of the tea, and there is no individual wrapping.

Asabu Takano’s organic drinks
Asabu Takano’s organic drinks do not contain artificial preservatives or additives.

You can enjoy a natural taste that promotes health.

It uses aluminium-free packaging with consideration to the environment.
It is widely sold at retailers, restaurants and cafes in Japan.

DIRS products, etc.

Sales of Shinjuku Nakamuraya’s boil-in-the-bag curries for mail order
Since launching the “traditional Indian Curry” for the first time in Japan in 1972,

it has continued to be loved by customers as a signature dish.
The carefully made boil-in-the-bag product line developed especially for mail order

using the knowledge accumulated over many years, are available.

Exhibition

Membership
•All Japan Coffee Fair Trade Federation Member
•National Coffee Roasters Association of East Japan

Asabu Takano’s Trademark (brand)

Trademark