The word "هقاشي" (Higashi) means "East" in Japanese, symbolizing the rising sun and the start of a new day. We can understand its deeper meaning through its Arabic letters:

هـ — Huduʼ (هدوء) Represents the tranquility that surrounds the Japanese tea ceremony. Every movement in the preparation of matcha reflects an inner harmony, much like the stillness of nature at dawn.

غـ — Ghabah (غابة) Symbolizes the forests where green tea leaves grow. They are shaded with care to produce deep, rich matcha — just like roots growing in the depths of the forest.

شـ — Shurouq (شروق):Refers to sunrise, the moment when the eastern sky fills with light. Drinking matcha at this time connects one to renewal and awakening.

Together, these three letters form a poetic reflection of Japanese nature in harmony with matcha tradition — tranquility, depth, and light.