Seika’s Hospitality

Commitment to ingredients

Fragrant Japanese black tea and
sweet, ripe strawberries

Carefully selected ripe strawberries from Seika-cho

Uses ripe strawberries carefully cultivated by Mr. Inoue, a strawberry farmer in Seika-cho, Kyoto Prefecture

Special black tea from Minamiyamashiro Village

Uses fragrant Minamiyamashiro black tea grown in the region's varying temperatures in Minamiyamashiro Village, Kyoto Prefecture

Limited production
premium cookies

A premium product that uses only ripe strawberries, which are available for a limited time

A special can that is great
as a souvenir

The packaging features "Kyo-machi Seika," the official character of Seika-cho, Kyoto Prefecture.

Commitment to strawberries

Uses only
carefully selected ripe strawberries

The "ripe strawberries" used for Seika's Hospitality products are directly sourced from Mr. Taku Inoue, a strawberry farmer in Seika-cho, Kyoto Prefecture, who carefully grows and selects the strawberries. The cookies are made with the cooperation of a pastry chef from Patisserie Le Fruitier in Seika-cho, making the most of the ripe strawberries.

Pure domestic Japanese black tea

Uses Minamiyamashiro Village black tea
made with utmost care

The black tea with floating dried strawberries uses Minamiyamashiro black tea from Nakakubo Seichaen in Minamiyamashiro, Kyoto Prefecture. The black tea, made with a meticulous process, is fragrant and has little bitterness or astringency, making it a recommended tea even for first-time drinkers.

CustomerVoice

Customer Reviews

Strawberry Cookies
◇The moderate sweetness enhances the strawberries. (40s, 50s)
◇It pairs well with tea, and it's nice that it's a calming experience. (30s)
◇The aroma and sweetness of "strawberry cookies!" My grandchild was overjoyed and wanted more. (60s)
Strawberry Japanese Black Tea
◇I discovered that Japanese black tea can change so much just by floating a strawberry in it! (30s)
◇It's great that the dried strawberry can be eaten deliciously after floating it. (50s)
◇The fragrance of strawberries wafting up. It's a delightful time. (60s)