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Genmaicha is a specialty green (a fa top grade Japanese Sencha) blended with another typically Japanese ingredient, fire-toasted rice. The fresh vegetative character of the green tea is imparted on the cup but is tempered by the starchy character of the rice. There is a natural sweetness japanese nihonto samurai sword and almost chewy character to the finish of this tea. During the firing of the rice, it is not uncommon for rice to 'pop' like popcorn, hence the pet name 'popcorn-tea'.Legend has it, during the 1400's in Hakone on the Izu Peninsula (near Shizuoka) of Honshu Island an important Samurai warlord was having morning tea discussing a battle strategy with his patrol leaders. A servant by the name of Genamai was serving hot tea to the group. Leaning over to give tea to the warlord, some rice that he had surreptitiously taken for a morning snack fell out of his pocket into the steaming tea. A few grains popped upon hitting the warlord's piping hot tea. The warlord was incensed, japanese nihonto samurai sword and jumped up brandishing his samurai sword. Legends says he promptly cut off Genamai's head in one fell swoop. He then sat down to continue the meeting. Despite the fact that the tea had been tarnished, he drank it anyway. The flavor was unique, japanese nihonto samurai sword and perhaps even more enjoyable than his typical tea that had been prepared without the addition of rice. In honor of poor Genamai he pronounced that this recipe of rice japanese nihonto samurai sword and tea be served every morning japanese nihonto samurai sword and be called 'Genmaicha' (cha being the name of 'tea' in Japanese)
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