Learn about the samurai art of Kabazaiku (樺細工), or Birch Craftsmanship. Using cherry tree bark and found only in Kakunodate (角館) to create tea caddies and more.

Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world, but its birth is shrouded in myths. Read on to discover who invented tea and how it evolved through time.

Tea is tannic in taste, but did you know it actually doesn’t contain any tannin? Read on to find out what is this tea tannins business all about.

Wondering which country invented tea? The answer is China. Read on to find out how the Chinese turned simple leaves into a brew with so many flavors.

Looking to learn about Japanese Tea? Start here with this brief and easy to understand visual guide

Does tea go bad? Not exactly -- tea can become stale or oxidized, but will be safe to drink. Most green teas last about a year, while some can be aged!

Tea and photography, two things that seem so different, actually share many core similarities...

Did you know that one of the world’s largest instances of corporate espionage was over Chinese tea? Learn the bizarre history of tea.