Tea ceremony

Japanese Tea Ceremony Etiquette for Guests Today’s lesson is Tea Ceremony Etiquette for Guests. Let&#821 […]

The tea is then served. Again, when the host bows to the guest to serve the tea, the guest should bow in retur

Do not you think that a tea ceremony is “hard for you?” What kind of tea party is that? I do not k

Cut the sweets into bite-size pieces with the ‘kuromoji’ (a small pick or fork). ・You may eat the sweets by ha

When the host serving the ‘wagashi’ bows to the guest, the guest should bow in return, receive the ‘wagashi’ a

Japanese Tea Ceremony Etiquette for Guest. １The ‘wagashi’ (sweets) is served. This is beginning of the ‘otemae

The real thrill of the tea ceremony is to make beautiful and clean movements and to drink delicious tea with c

In the tea ceremony, “heart of hospitality” is important. That is the heart that respects people.

Today’s sweets are bellflower and cosmos. The right side is the bellflower, the left side is the cosmos.