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Beautiful Tea Ceremony Photos

By Blake Harvey on 12/14/10
I came across a gorgeous set of tea ceremony photos on Ajpscs’s photostream the other day. The majority of the photos are close up images of various chawans (tea bowls) and wagashi (tea sweets) held by graceful hands with rich, vibrant kimonos patterns filling in the backgrounds. Click here to view a slideshow of all [...]
Posted in Headlines | Also tagged chawan, dogu, Japan, photography, tea ceremony, Tokyo

Mid-Winter Wagashi: Red Plum Blossom with Frost

By Blake Harvey on 2/15/10
A wagashi confection that was created in 1699 by Toraya is a beautiful and unmistakable expression of a mid-winter plum blossom. It is called Shimokobai 霜紅梅, or red plum blossom with frost. Read full article
Posted in Headlines, Top Stories | Also tagged wagashi

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