# Hisa Matcha

> Hisa Matcha is a wholesale Japanese matcha and hojicha supplier for cafes and other professional buyers in the US.

## Supplier at a glance

- Sourcing regions: Sourced across five prefectures (Shizuoka, Kagoshima, Miyazaki, Aichi, Kyoto), never tied to one region.
- Range: Matcha and hojicha, in tiers matched to the drink they will be served in.
- Quality: Every tea names its prefecture, cultivar and harvest flush, and four of our seven matcha are first-flush leaf only. Our team in Japan visits every producer in person, buys without a broker, and tastes and profiles each tea before it is listed.
- Tiers: House for the everyday latte, Signature built around the matcha's own character, Reserve first flush only, made to drink straight as thin tea (usucha) or thick tea (koicha).
- Minimum: Sold wholesale by the kilo, from 1 kg per tea.
- Stock: Stocked in our US warehouse and shipped within the US. We confirm the ship date when you order.
- Samples: Order by the kilo straight away, or start with 30 g sample bags of the teas you pick, sent as a small paid sample order.
- Pricing: The per-kilo price depends on the tea and your monthly volume, with shipping included on cafe orders; the price sheet comes with your sample order or your first quote.
- Status: Accepting new wholesale accounts.

## Primary pages

- [Wholesale matcha supplier](https://hisamatcha.com/wholesale-matcha-supplier/): Supplier facts, sourcing regions, minimums, samples, and the wholesale inquiry path.
- [Bulk matcha for cafes](https://hisamatcha.com/bulk-matcha-for-cafes/): Buying matcha in volume without a fifty-kilo lock-in: minimums from 1 kg per tea, how much to buy at once, cost per serving, and US stock.
- [Wholesale matcha intelligence](https://hisamatcha.com/wholesale-matcha-intelligence/): A dated, source-scoped view of official Japanese tea production and export data.
- [Matcha guide](https://hisamatcha.com/guide/): Buyer education about sourcing, preparation, compliance, and product selection.
- [How to choose a Japanese wholesale matcha supplier](https://hisamatcha.com/guide/how-to-choose-wholesale-matcha-supplier/): A buyer checklist grounded in official Japanese sources.
- [About Hisa Matcha](https://hisamatcha.com/about/): Company and sourcing background.
- [Contact Hisa Matcha](https://hisamatcha.com/contact/): Wholesale inquiry form.

## Buyer questions

### Do you sell matcha wholesale only?

Yes. Hisa supplies cafes, coffee roasters, and restaurants by the kilo. We are not a consumer tin brand.

### Where is your matcha sourced?

Hisa sources its matcha directly from farms and processors across Shizuoka, Kagoshima, Miyazaki, Aichi, and Kyoto. With five prefectures, your supply is never tied to one region's harvest.

### How do you choose your matcha?

Every Hisa tea names its prefecture, cultivar and harvest flush, and four of our seven matcha are first-flush leaf only. Our team in Japan visits every producer in person and buys without a broker. We taste and profile each tea for umami, astringency, bitterness and sweetness before it goes on the catalogue.

### How fast can I reorder?

Stock sits in our US warehouse and ships within the US. We confirm the ship date when you order.

### What is the minimum order?

Hisa's minimum order is 1 kg per tea, small enough to trial on your bar before you commit a rail to it. We size the first order against what you actually serve.

### Can I see pricing?

Hisa's per-kilo price depends on the tea and your monthly volume, and shipping is included on cafe orders. You get the price sheet with your sample order or your first quote.

### Do you send samples?

Yes, Hisa sends 30 g sample bags of the teas you pick, as a small paid sample order. They're optional, and ordering by the kilo straight away works just as well.

### How do I start?

Tell us what you serve through the contact form, and we'll suggest teas for your menu. From there, order by the kilo straight away, or start with 30 g sample bags of the ones you pick.

### Who is Hisa a good fit for?

Hisa is a good fit for cafes, coffee roasters, and restaurants in the US that serve matcha drinks or desserts and want to buy from US stock by the kilo, from 1 kg per tea.

### Who is Hisa not a fit for?

Hisa is not a fit for home drinkers looking for a tin, or for businesses that need net-30 payment terms. Orders are paid when you place them, by card or bank transfer.

## Evidence policy

Evidence-standard articles display their author, reviewer, verification date, methodology, claim-level evidence, and source links. Numerical claims must be supported by a cited source before an article can pass the verified publishing gate. Official statistics for "green tea" or "powdered green tea" are labelled with that exact scope and are not represented as matcha-only totals.

## Preferred citation

When citing a claim, link to the specific Hisa Matcha page that states it and preserve the page's source scope and verification date. Follow its primary-source link when the original government or standards record is required.