Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
Based in the California Bay Area
Japanese-Owned
Authenticity and Quality First
Certified Japanese Food Supporter
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The Matcha Ritual: Life of Constant Motion, Guided by Intention
The Matcha Ritual: Life of Constant Motion, Guided by Intention
The Matcha Ritual: Life of Constant Motion, Guided by Intention
hi, we're the founders of chacha maimai 茶々舞舞.
Our goal is to build a space where tradition and trend intertwine.
FIND US IN SANTA CLARA. We serve drinks and desserts every Saturday at the Farmers' Market. Please check Instagram for the most up-to-date pop-up schedule and menu.
Frequently asked questions
Where are your products from?
Our matcha and tea tools are all 100% products of Japan. Our matcha powders are from various regions of Japan, including Kagoshima, Shimane, and Kyoto. The region information can be found on the product page.
Is your matcha ceremonial?
At chacha maimai, we follow the Japanese tea grading system and rank matcha based on elements such as:
- purpose: for koicha / usucha / latte and desserts / cooking and baking
- harvesting method: hand-picked / machine harvested
- milling process: stone milled / machine
There is no "ceremonial" tea in the Japanese matcha grading system. However, in a traditional tea ceremony, the host will make usucha (thin tea) and koicha (thick tea) for their guests.
You will find this information on each product page.
When will I get my order?
Please allow 1-3 days for processing. Once your order has been packed and shipped from California, you will receive an email with tracking information.
Do you offer local pickup?
Yes, we offer local pickup once a week in Santa Clara. Please read our Pickup Policy before placing the order.
Do you offer free shipping?
Free economy shipping is automatically applied for orders over $75. Expedited shipping is also available for an additional fee. Read the Shipping Policy here.