Japanese Tea Ceremony

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Kung fu tea or gongfu tea is a traditional tea drinking custom in Chaoshan of China’s Guangdong and Fujian province, the most popular Chinese tea ceremony

What is Tea Ceremony? The Japanese tea ceremony is preparing, serving, and drinking tea in a ritualistic and ceremonial way where it is used to promote…

Walking into the tea room at the Nichi Bei Kai Cultural Center in Japantown brings back memories from the time I visited Japan last summer. The authentic tatami mat, doors made from white mulberry paper, and a sign written in Japanese above a vase with wild flowers, decorate the tea room. The coordinators, dressed in...

For those hoping to experience a deeper, richer, more profound connection with authentic Japanese culture, the Japanese tea ceremony should be embraced.

One writer's tale about how they fell in love with the art of Japanese tea ceremony and its relationship with zen. Tokyo Weekender | Japanese Tea | Tea Ceremony | Zen Buddhism | Japanese Traditional Culture

Sizes and styles of Japanese tea ceremony tea rooms, Japanese tea ceremony designs and decoration of tearooms. Names such as tokobashira, sadoguchi, otoshigake, temaeza.

“茶道（もてなす心を極めた文化）”

A traditional Japanese tea ceremony is an intricate affair with preparations beginning weeks in advance. However, you can create your own Japanese tea ceremony – and enjoy its meditative qualities – at home. #KonMari #MarieKondo #SparkJoy #TeaCeremony #JapaneseHeritage

Like so many traditional Japanese arts, the formal tea ceremony called chado, or “the Way of Tea,” is an ode to harmony.