Reviewed May, 2025 by Elliot Mitchnick. This is a glossary of important words associated with the Japanese Formal Tea Ceremony and Tea Gardens. For a list of Japanese gardening terms, see Japanese Gardening Terms. aisatsu (挨拶) – refers to greetings and...
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In the Japanese garden world, the term “tea garden” is used for three kinds of gardens. Although drinking tea takes place in all three, the gardens themselves have very different styles and functions. All are sanctioned by history. I. Commercial Tea Gardens ...
Nestled within various climates of North America, a collection of hidden gems awaits discovery – 20 exquisite Japanese tea houses and gardens that transport visitors across continents and through time. These quiet gathering places stand as bridges between cultures,...
