Main Industry
Food and Beverage
Main Product/Service
Gion Hojicha, Cold Brew Coffee
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Founded Year
2025
Unified Business No.
60549962
Status
Active
Number of Employees
5
Total Paid-in
Capital
300,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Taipei City
Website
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About the Company
Wataru Co., Ltd. operates Taiwan's first specialty hojicha beverage brand, wataru. Centered around hojicha from Kyoto's century-old tea shop "Kitagawa Hanbee", the brand combines Japanese tea culture with modern beverage experiences, dedicating itself to creating a unique tea brand with high-quality, culturally rich hojicha. The entire range of wataru beverages is made using hojicha from Kyoto's Kitagawa Hanbee. Through the unique aroma and warm, mellow flavor of hojicha, it brings a calm and healing tea-drinking experience to urban life. The brand name originates from the Japanese word "wataru" (渡る), meaning to cross or pass through, symbolizing accompanying consumers through different moments in life. Whether during a peaceful, busy, or healing-needed afternoon, it embraces daily emotions with a cup of hojicha. The brand's philosophy is "We only want to 'accompany' you as you walk forward!" (with "accompany" being a homophone for "roast" in Chinese). It hopes to convey warmth through hojicha, allowing traditional tea culture to integrate into daily life in a way that is closer to modern living, thereby building a specialty hojicha brand that combines cultural depth with innovative experiences.
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