At the France Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, the elegant performance of a Stradivarius was combined with an exclusive collaboration between JANAT PARIS and Maison Kayser, captivating visitors with a poetic moment of music, tea and craftsmanship.

Upon entering the France Pavilion, visitors receive a warm welcome: a complimentary cup of JANAT PARIS’ iconic “Heritage Earl Grey Tea” is served as part of the Tea for Two project. For every cup of JANAT tea purchased, a cup of tea is donated to women around the world, an initiative based on kindness, empowerment and connection.

 Experience the harmony of taste and sound

The fragrant aroma of tea fills the air, while the delicate tones of a Stradivarius resonate. Echoing the pavilion’s theme, “Hymne à l’Amour,” this live performance creates a sensuous harmony between classical music and the heart-warming charm of tea. Every note, every sip, becomes part of the hymn of love.

A special collaboration at the warm and welcoming boulangerie on the first floor

The warm boulangerie on the first floor is a special collaboration between JANAT PARIS and Maison Kayser. The menu, which combines artisanal tea and authentic French patisserie, will captivate all visitors. The shop offers the luxurious “Trois Diamants” cookies, made with JANAT tea, as well as two exquisite cakes: “Earl Grey White Chocolate Cake” and “Earl Grey Caramel Vanilla Cake.”

Must-see for collectors: Triple Edition Teatin

To commemorate this special experience, a limited edition “Triple Edition Tea Tin” will be sold as a triple collaboration between JANAT PARIS, Maison Kayser and the France Pavilion. This must-have item for collectors also comes with a JANAT original lunch tote featuring the France Pavilion logo, allowing you to take home a beautiful memory. This special collaboration can only be experienced at the France Pavilion during the Osaka Expo 2025. Be sure to stop by for unforgettable memories, delicious flavors, and a taste of Paris while in Japan.

With kindness in every teacup, JANAT PARIS teaches us that happiness can sometimes start with something very simple, like a cup of tea brewed with love.