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2017年10月3日 · 据说茶文化是在日本的奈良时代和平安时代（公元710-1185年），和佛学一道从中国传入日本。而有关日本茶饮的史书记述，最早见于出版于公元840年的「日本后记」。书中记载，在公元815年，日本高僧英中为嵯峨天皇呈上了茶饮。
2016年1月12日 · Japanese tea ceremony is an art form that has been perfected over 1,000 years, and below RocketNews24 examines some of that long history. Japanese tea masters dedicate their lives to the ritual preparation of a simple bowl of tea. The tea ceremony can be a half-day affair, lasting up to four hours! Origins of Chanoyu.
2017年12月4日 · Tea ceremony, called chado or sado (茶道) in Japanese, literally means the art of tea. The idea behind chado is to not only appreciate tea but the luxury of having the time to fully enjoy it. And like many other cultural activities in Japan, "manners" are our best friend. Here are a few tips to properly appreciate the ceremony! Seki-iri (席入り)
2017年10月3日 · In Japan, tea is referred to as cha (茶) or ocha (お茶). There are a few domestic varieties, and green tea is known as ryokucha (緑茶) or sometimes nihoncha (日本茶, literally, "Japanese tea").
2019年12月3日 · That's why Jidaiya, located in Tokyo's Asakusa area, provides Japanese cultural experiences like the traditional tea ceremony—but in English, and in a kimono. The skilled staff will teach you the history of tea ceremony, how to use the utensils, and of course
2016年1月12日 · You’ll need a tea house or at least a special tea room to take part in a tea ceremony (although some are performed outside). Many of Japan’s famous gardens (the ones you have to pay to get into) have traditional Japanese tea houses and they will offer tea ceremony experiences on certain days of the year.
2016年7月10日 · Opened in 2015, San Grams is a green tea specialty shop and café owned and operated by one of Japan’s oldest tea shops, Marumatsu, which was founded roughly 100 years ago in Shizuoka, the heart of Japan's green tea industry.
