Tea Journey Japan and South Korea
Green Tea
This trip takes you to the south of Japan and South Korea. After China, Japan has the oldest tea tradition. It is produced according to the old model - (almost) exclusively green tea - but using high-tech methods. Here you will discover the subtle differences. The journey continues to Ha Dong in South Korea. Mount Jirisan is home to marvellous tea gardens and the corresponding traditional processing methods of Korean teas.

Tea Journey Japan and South Korea - Green Tea
Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, near Uji, one of the most famous tea growing areas in Japan. We visit Jack Convery, a master of the Japanese tea ceremony, and the Hotta-en company to gain an insight into the production of Japanese green tea.
Kyushu, the southernmost of the four main islands, with its own character, offers the best climate for growing tea and is one of the three major tea-growing regions. On Kyushu we visit tea gardens and meet Mr Tokunaga.
Hadong, on the southern coast of South Korea, is one of the most important mountains for tea cultivation in Korea. South Korea offers an extremely exciting tea culture that is hardly known here. We meet Mr Yunseok, who produces our excellent Korean green teas, and visit tea gardens.
- Dates:Tuesday, 4 May - Friday, 14 May 2027
- Price:Trips with 6 to 8 participants 6,825 francs per participant (excluding flight)
Further information
Prices for larger and smaller groups on request.
Price calculated per person in a double room as at 2024. Prices may change from year to year due to the economic situation in the countries concerned.
Included in the price are:
Transport costs from/to Seoul/Kyoto
4-star hotels, 10 nights, based on double room
Meals
Translation by our interpreter
Guided tour by Lukas Lange
Administration
Preparatory evening and tea
Single room surcharge: CHF 1'000.-
Flight to Japan/South Korea and back can be booked by Lukas Lange according to individual wishes.
Reisebericht Peter Fiechter
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