*Please refrain from consuming if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
This blend is for those who feel gloomy when thinking about the particles flying in the spring sky.Let's welcome the rainy season with a smile through plant-derived natural self-care!This blend contains no herbs with bitterness or acidity, offering a mild taste that is easy to continue drinking.It does not cause thirst or drowsiness, so it can be consumed while working or driving.Additionally, as no herbs from the Asteraceae (daisy) or Poaceae (grass) families are selected, you can drink it with peace of mind.
For those who do not have an Asteraceae allergy and are looking for a higher level of care, please see our limited-time spring blend, "Spring Muzu-Kayu Blend Premium."
The tea bag type allows you to enjoy herbal tea easily. The tetra-shaped bags allow you to clearly see the contents, adding a visual element to your tea time.As "consistency is power," the large-capacity 30-pack is a great value. With a long shelf life of one year, it is convenient for stocking at the workplace or sharing with others.When using a personal bottle, the tea bags are designed to prevent bitterness or astringency even if left inside. Since they do not use staples, you can simply cut off the tag and pop the bag directly into your bottle.The leaf type is even more economical than the tea bags. The standard size is 40g, and the even better value size is 100g. While results vary by individual, the 40g type lasts about one month, and the 100g type lasts about two months of regular consumption.
*The first image shows the tea leaves of this specific blend. Please note that the saucer is not included in the shipment.The second image is a guide for each size. The actual color of the tea leaves is shown in the first image.
**How to Drink:*** **For Tea Bags:** Place one pack in a mug and brew. Depending on preference, one pack can brew 2–3 mugs of tea.* **For Leaf Type:** As a guide, place approximately one tablespoon into a teapot and brew.
Please check the blend details below.
* **Ingredients:** Blended herbs* **Expiration Date:** Approximately one year from the date of receipt.* **Content Volume:** Selection-based. For tea bags, approximately 1.7g per pack.* **Storage:** Upon receipt, please transfer to an airtight container (such as a jam jar) and store in a cool, dark place at room temperature.
**★ Ingredients ★**
* **Eyebright**As the name suggests, this is the "herb for the eyes." It is said to be named Eyebright because it addresses various eye-related issues such as eye strain from PCs and smartphones, sudden swelling, and seasonal itchiness.* **Elderflower**A popular herb used widely in Europe and the West. In recent years, it has gained attention in Japan for making cordial syrups and as a spring countermeasure. It has a very drinkable muscat-like flavor and is loved by all ages, from toddlers to the elderly.* **Nettle**A rare herb that conditions the body from the inside. It contains many components similar in structure to hemoglobin, a characteristic not found in other herbs. Because of this, it is nicknamed "Nature's Multivitamin."* **Peppermint**A clear aroma and taste for a refreshing sensation!*Please refrain from consuming if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.** **Shell Ginger (Getto)**A herb named for its flowers that resemble peaches, grown in warm regions. Our Shell Ginger is sourced from Okinawa. This is because Okinawan Shell Ginger has stronger antioxidant properties compared to other regions to protect itself from the intense Okinawan UV rays. High antioxidant properties make it more suitable for human use as a spring "muzu-kayu" (itchy/stuffy) countermeasure.Furthermore, Shell Ginger contains 34 times more polyphenols than red wine. It also contains dietary fiber, minerals such as calcium and magnesium, and iron, making it a highly recommended herb for those concerned about mineral deficiencies. Its jasmine-like scent calms the mind and promotes relaxation.* **Megusurinoki (Japanese Maple / Acer maximowiczianum)**An endemic species that grows wild only in Japan. It looks like wood chips. It was given this name (literally "Eye Medicine Tree") because it addresses various eye-related issues.
**《Request》**In all instances, these herbs are positioned as food and luxury grocery items.At sincerely_herb, we hope to help you relax your mind. We appreciate your understanding.