A Tea Ceremony Terms Glossary
A glossary of important words associated with the Japanese Formal Tea Ceremony and
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Kasugai Gardens
Created 1987 to demonstrate friendship and union between Kelowna and its Sister City Kasugai, Japan.
Portland Japanese Garden
Now a hotel, the private estate was constructed entirely in the Japanese style (the buildings are specifically modeled after a Shogun mansion), and complete with a perfect replica of Kyoto’s kabuki theatre.
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Tea Gardens and Tea Gardens and . . .
The term “tea garden” is used for three kinds of gardens, all historically sanctioned yet differing greatly in style and function. Why?
20 Exquisite Japanese Tea Houses and Gardens to Experience in North America
Ready to embark on a journey through Japanese tea houses and tea gardens in North America? Let's uncover their captivating stories together!
Chapter 7: The Tea Garden
In this Chapter… The Taking of Tea Brewing History The PhDs of Tea Along the Dewy Path Leaving the World Behind Entering the Sanctuary A Mountain Hut Room for Tea “Tea” Plants Tea is a complete art form. In Japanese they call it a sogo bijutsu [総合美術...
San Francisco Japanese Tea Garden
The garden's 5 acres of strolling paths around Japanese style buildings, a teahouse, koi ponds and streams hold classic Japanese garden elements
Shofuso Japanese House and Garden 松風荘
The house was built in Nagoya, Japan, using traditional...
