Journey through the life of Ceylon's James Taylor, the Scotsman known as the god of Ceylon tea. What did he think and dream about: what he ate, where he lived, the scenery he saw, the tea he made, the unexplored land he traveled to on his own after leaving his hometown... Tailor's museum, grave, Then visit Lulacondera, where he spent his life working on his tea garden and residence. . ～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～ This time, the manager of Dimbula (Iguchi) will accompany me, and after returning to Japan, I will report to everyone about the tea I experienced and the Sri Lankan market. The store manager will be absent for a week, but the remaining staff will do their best.
