Loquat Leaf (leaf) 7g Mulberry Tea (leaf and stem) 6g Pine Needle (leaf and stem) 7g Autumn Horsetail (leaf and stem) 4.5g Autumn Mugwort (leaf and stem) 4g A collection of trial-size wild herb teas. These are foraged from self-sown or cultivated plants in fields (without pesticides or chemical fertilizers), or from wild plants in nearby mountains and fields, and then dried in the sun. All of them are full of vitality and have been used as medicinal herbs since ancient times in Japan and the West. Each is rich in vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber, and research suggests they also have unique components and effects. Loquat is called a "medicinal herb and tree," and its leaves, fruit, and seeds have been used without waste in folk medicine since ancient times. As a wild herb tea, it produces a good color, and after a while, it turns a beautiful orange-like color. Mulberry contains abundant minerals such as calcium and iron, as well as vitamins and dietary fiber. It is easy to drink and has a vibrant green leaf color. Horsetail has long been known as the "jewel of the field" and has been used as a medicinal herb. It is one of the few plants that contains a lot of silicon, which has recently been attracting attention. It is widely used in lotions, sprinkles, etc., and the tea has a grassy aroma. Pine needles are said to have been considered a secret longevity medicine for immortals in China, and their high medicinal effects were recorded in old medical books. When boiled, it gives off a unique fragrance similar to cypress. Mugwort contains abundant chlorophyll (chlorophyll), vitamins, carotene, and dietary fiber. It has a unique, pleasant aroma, as it is also used in mugwort mochi and mugwort steaming (a slight bitterness may develop if boiled for a long time). The weights vary, but it is estimated to be enough for about 5 to 10 cups. The method of drinking is by steeping or boiling. The taste becomes stronger if boiled for a long time. If you don't like the taste, you can blend it with other teas or drink it as cold tea. The color may have changed compared to the photos. Also, you can exchange it for other teas that I am selling, so please let me know if you wish to do so. Shipping will be once or twice a week, so please allow extra time. (No permission required, confirmed by the public health center) Herbal Tea Wild Herbs Medicinal Herb Tea Chinese Medicine