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What’s really happening during a tea ceremony

By Blake Harvey on 2/1/10
the host whisking the matcha with the Chasen during a tea ceremonyHIROSHIMA – by Courtney Coppernoll – There’s an unfortunate misconception going around that tea ceremony is a very serious, very rigid sort of practice. However, there’s a great deal more to the art than the formal presentation most people are familiar with. Read full Article
Posted in Headlines, Top Stories | Tagged Hiroshima, spirit of tea, tea ceremony

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  1. Wide Island View's Gravatar Wide Island View
    February 14, 2010 at 8:53 pm | Permalink

    Thanks for liking our article! The Japanese tea ceremony is a really interesting part of Japanese culture, and something every visitor to Japan should see once.

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