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Kissaten, dalgona, Luckin: how Asia turned to coffee
Tea was Asia's mother drink. In a century, the Japanese kissaten, Korean dalgona and China's Luckin have installed coffee alongside it.
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Finely ground Japanese green tea powder, whisked with hot water, central to the tea ceremony.

Tea was Asia's mother drink. In a century, the Japanese kissaten, Korean dalgona and China's Luckin have installed coffee alongside it.

From the emerald powder of Zen monks to the global matcha latte, a deep dive into the history, production, and secrets of Japan's most iconic tea.

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