Content Photography: Wang De Chuan

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Written By Barrett Ishida
red wan de chuan tea canister in front of window in nihonbashi tokyo

Wang De Chuan is a Taiwanese tea brand with a deep history that dates back to when their founder moved from mainland China to Taiwan and founded the first tea house there.

I assisted with social media content photoshoots as part of the agency team helping them with their first shop in Japan, located in Nihonbashi, Tokyo.

Here are some of the photos I took for them:

brush on brown ceramic teapot
wooden tray with a teapot, tea pitcher and teacup in nihonbashi tokyo
 
womans hands hold pitcher of tea over circular wooden tray on a dark grey counter at wang de chuan in nihonbashi tokyo

See more of Wang De Chuan on their website and Japanese Instagram account.

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