Chashitsu
December 27, 2017
Tearoom / teahouse A tea room, 茶席 chaseki, is usually part of or a room in another structure. A tea house, 茶室 chashitsu, is an independently standing structure or…
Information about Chanoyu in EnglishInformation about Chanoyu in EnglishTearoom / teahouse A tea room, 茶席 chaseki, is usually part of or a room in another structure. A tea house, 茶室 chashitsu, is an independently standing structure or…
This topic is covered by the Chado page
An artistic name bestowed by the Oiemoto through one’s teacher. Within the Urasenke tradition, an artistic name is comprised of two Chinese characters. A character…
Chakai A chakai is usually a rather public event. Commonly held at temple in connections to kenchashiki (offering of tea to the Gods). But there…
Fumikomi is the space just inside Sadoguchi. This space belong to both guest and host. Therefore you should always pass though it if your going…
The old name for Tokyo, the capital of Japan. More information at: Edo Period
Dogu (lit. way utensils) is used to the describe the equipment used when one follows a Japanese Way, as for instance Chado (茶道). The word…
Chaire (茶入) earliest history and original use unknown- ceramic as well as wood, lacquer; kinrinji (1200-1600’s) Diagrams on this page are created by Adam Sōmu…
This page was originally written as a handout for the Norwegian studygroup. Historically what we today call a chaji was called chakai. But let’s look…
his page is being written as a handout for the tea group in Norway and is meant to be ordered in the sequence they should…