concept   black tea
culture   Japan
statement   Black tea is enjoyed without additives and less commonly consumed in Japanese culture compared to green tea.
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1 black tea Japan Less commonly consumed compared to green tea or oolong tea 1
2 black tea Japan Less commonly consumed, with green tea being more popular 1
3 black tea Japan Typically enjoyed without any additives 1
4 black tea Japan Usually consumed without any additives 1
5 black tea Japan Less commonly consumed compared to green tea, oolong tea, and pu-erh tea 1
6 breakfast tea Japan Uncommon morning beverage, as people prefer traditional teas like green tea 1
7 breakfast tea Japan Not typically consumed as a morning beverage, and if consumed, it is usually without milk and sugar 1
8 breakfast tea Japan Not a traditional part of breakfast, and typically consumed without milk or sugar, often accompanied by steamed buns or rice dishes 1
9 chai (tea) Japan Typically served as green tea without milk or sugar, and may be prepared with other herbal ingredients like jasmine or matcha 1
10 chamomile tea Japan Not a commonly consumed beverage and may be less familiar to the general population 1
11 cup of tea Japan Typically green tea or oolong tea served without milk, and often enjoyed as part of a formal tea ceremony. 1
12 ginger tea Japan Often served as a traditional beverage to aid digestion and improve circulation 1
13 ginger tea Japan Considered a common remedy for colds, digestion, and overall health, and is often enjoyed as a daily beverage. 1
14 herbal tea Japan Considered a traditional remedy for various health conditions, often used in conjunction with traditional medicine 1
15 mate tea Japan Not commonly consumed and not part of mainstream culture 1
16 mate tea Japan Uncommon and not readily available in Japanese culture 1
17 mate tea Japan Regarded as an uncommon and foreign beverage with limited awareness and consumption 1
18 popular tea Japan Green tea, oolong tea, and jasmine tea are popular choices for tea in China and Japan, often enjoyed without milk and sugar. 1
19 tea Japan Often consumed plain, without any additives 1
20 tea Japan Drinking tea without any additives is common 1
21 white tea Japan Considered a premium and delicate tea with subtle flavors, often enjoyed in formal settings or as a sign of hospitality. 1
22 white tea Japan White tea is a highly regarded and delicate beverage, often associated with traditional tea ceremonies. 1
23 white tea Japan White tea is considered a premium and delicate beverage, often enjoyed during special occasions or ceremonies. 1
24 yellow tea Japan Considered a high-quality and rare tea, often associated with special occasions and ceremonies 1
25 yellow tea Japan Yellow tea is a prized traditional beverage with a delicate and slightly sweet flavor, often enjoyed during special occasions. 1