Through collaboration with schools, Kanehachichaen provides opportunities for children to experience the charm and depth of tea through hands-on experiences. Here, we will introduce the initiatives at each school.

Shizuoka City Bancho Elementary School

A total of 70 cute students from 3rd grade classes 1, 2, and 3 from Shizuoka Bancho Elementary School came to our company as part of their school’s comprehensive learning program. They learned how to pick tea leaves from the tea tree in front of the company, had fun picking them, and participated in a tea study session led by our company representative.
The students were led by their teachers and learned a variety of things with great energy and good manners. At the tea study session led by our representative, we were moved by the enthusiasm of many children, with many raising their hands and asking questions.
Children from Shizuoka, the tea-producing region. I hope that you will continue to drink lots of tea, experience tea, and pass on tea to future generations. (2024.09.30)

Shizuoka City Suehiro Junior High School

Three second-year girls from Suehiro Junior High School in Shizuoka City came for workplace experience.
After experiencing work at a factory, the students learned how to brew delicious tea.
At the factory, we had students try folding gift boxes and packing tea into tea bags.Everyone worked very quickly, and without any chatter, they worked diligently and silently from beginning to end. , I was moved by his appearance.
The students were very nice, greeting each other in a precise manner from the beginning, and taking the time to ask what they were going to do next after completing one task.
It seems that you don’t usually brew and drink tea yourself in a teapot at home, but I would be very happy if you could use the tea brewing method you learned today to brew delicious tea for your family members once in a while. To all the girls who are going to fly into the future, please do your best in whatever profession you choose. (2024.08.29)