Tales of Japanese tea

Kohei’s journal about learning Sado (The Way of Tea)

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Experiments don’t go well sometimes

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I started to think that my cold sencha recipe is not very practical as I prepare the tea. It takes time and consume a lot of tea leaf, and...
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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Ocobo, a café at Kakuozan

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There is a café called Ocobo at Kakuozan, Nagoya, which I’ve always wanted to visit. The other day, I finally had the chance. When I got ...
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Thursday, August 8, 2013

How to wipe the tea bowl (video)

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You rinse the tea bowl before and after making matcha in a tea ceremony. There is a certain way of wiping the wet tea bowl using a spec...
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

How to fold chakin (video)

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A special linen cloth is used to wipe the tea bowl in a tea ceremony. It is called chakin which is about 30*15cm (12*6in) large. Before...
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Trying Pu-erh tea

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I rarely drink Chinese tea, but the other day, I got pu-erh tea from a friend of mine.     I don’t have any Chinese tea utensils and ...
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Friday, July 12, 2013

Common Mistake on Bowing - How to bow in the tea room -

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When Japanese people shake hands with westerners, we sometimes bow while shaking hands.   It might look comical to you, but I have probabl...
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Monday, July 8, 2013

I Bow This Way, You Bow That Way

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We bow even in Japanese martial arts, judo , karate or kendo .   I started taking aikido (a kind of martial arts) lesson last year.   I ...
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Thursday, July 4, 2013

Enhancing your tea by roasting - How to roast hojicha -

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“The way to make you happy in 5 minutes”   On a TV program on NHK, they introduced how to make hojicha with such catch phrase.   Hojich...
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Monday, July 1, 2013

Chemistry of hojicha aroma

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TV can’t deliver the smell to the viewers.   A TV program on NHK was trying to explore the aroma of hojicha , roasted green tea.   They ha...
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Friday, June 28, 2013

The Tea that Makes You Happy without Drinking

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“I’m pleased.”, “I feel so good.” or “I want to try it at home.”   On a TV program on NHK, the interviewees were answering such when they ...
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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?

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