Chado - The Way of Tea.

Hi. Thanks again. Boy. She's got all the bases covered, that's for sure. So, it's not

If you are inviting guests for a chaji it is suggested that you have new chakin, chasen, hishaku and

I put a translation I did of Kusumoto Bunyu's book "Zengo Nyumon" online. Dr. Kusumoto

Finally put up my translation of Zengo Nyumon. Lots of tea stuff there. https://sites.google.com/site

Thank you this link was very helpful. Though that web page I could have ordered most of the mizu-ya

Thank you for sharing this website again! I am enjoying it very much. On Saturday, July 14, 2012 1:47

http://www.teagardenithaca.com/ You might also try contacting the Cornell Japanese Language Program.

I made a new twitter account in which I plan to only write about tea. Username: Warigeiko Marius On

Hi I have made a iOS application that helps you keep track of which temae you have done, when you did

“West Coast Wood Fire” is a series of curated exhibits and events relating to wood fired ceramic art

Lovely! Gambatte kudasai! 2012/2/23 Marius Frøisland <muhi...@gmail.com> I gave my blog a

I know this is an older topic, however it anyone is looking at purchasing a new tetsubin I would

One of my very favorites is from the recently released Urasenke Chado Textbook. It's about Rikyu

Bravo! On Oct 14, 10:29 am, Emmet Bondurant <emmet.bondur...@gmail.com> wrote: > Just

We're in the same boat, always on a tight budget and looking for bargains. We live in Northern

Very nice! On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 6:31 PM, Emmet Bondurant <emmet.b...@gmail.com> wrote:

It exist only because many different people have contributed, and it will only grow if people

In my (non-Urasenke) experience with tea, both in Japan and elsewhere, black kimonos are quite common

Black is fine if it is the only thing you have, tea is after all a formal event; however, black is

Another option that I used in the beginning, but is far from perfect is to use martial arts gi. Those

Hi Someone has created a Chado forum, I haven't had time to look at it, but it might be of

I got the following messag which might be of interest: Hi, I'm Charles. I've enjoyed your

Thank you! On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 2:48 PM, Aaron <abry...@gmail.com> wrote: Hey, They are

Great to hear that! I'm glad to know you found what you were looking for. It is almost a one stop

Hi Thank you for sharing this!!! They look like great people. Seems like they can provide much more

Hello, I have made some bamboo futaoki. It doesn't have to be green bamboo.Yes, green bamboo is

Hi, Sorry to be so slow getting back to you. (In the places that the translation software keeps

You can also order this book in the US from Tea Passage http://www.tea-passage.com/ or Matcha and

Hi Joachim, I don't know if anybody else answered you so I'll give it a shot. I tried to get

Yeah, I use the same thick fukusa for everything, even tsutsumibukusa in keiko, I just meant it if