Marujoku is a rounded type of tana, utensil stand. You can use it in either summer or winter. We began to practice the temae with marujoku since the last week. Before the lesson, I assembled the marujoku.
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Kohei’s journal about learning Sado (The Way of Tea)
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- I’m taking The Way of Tea lessons. I’d like to introduce what I learn in the lessons and what I think of casual Japanese tea in my blog. I hope you’ll find out what Japanese tea is like. Why don’t you give it a try?
I run an online shop; Everyone’s Tea for authentic Japanese tea wares all over the the world. I also provide more information about Japanese tea on our Facebook page.
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- Types of Japanese tea
- Get to know Japanese tea by starting with the four types
- What you need for making Japanese tea
- What you need for preparing Japanese tea 2
- Size of tea bowl
- How to brew gyokuro
- How to prepare matcha (video)
- Correct amount of matcha powder and water
- Adjust the amount of ingredients
- What is The Way of Tea, or the Japanese tea ceremony?
- Correct water temperature for sencha
- I brewed sencha with different temperature water
- Several brewing
- How the taste changes after several brewing
- Tokoname teapot can brew more delicious tea than teapots made of other materials
- Japanese teapot for starters
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- Mesh fineness of tea strainers and the taste of sencha 1
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- Original design saucer
- Manner regarding saucer
- The best gyokuro by appearance??
- Selecting the sample teas for tea workshops
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thx for info... keep writing and giving us an information... glhf for ur day!!!
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