Chadou, the Way of Tea (Japanese tea ceremony)

Description: For those with an interest in Chadou, the Way of Tea.

Also known as Chanoyu, or the "Japanese tea ceremony", the Way of Tea is a practice that embodies the Zen principles of mindfulness and simplicity, as well as emphasizing graciousness between host and guest.

It is also a microcosm of Japanese culture, since the student of Tea also learns about ceramics, calligraphy, flower arrangement, kimono and textiles, incense, lacquering, and many other traditional arts of Japan.

Members: liao, hotaru_tomoe, EikaiwaCafe, ConsciousReader, BasilBlue, Laurentiu, collyere, Wosret, fglaysher, olivierco, JackFrost, kimonomomo, LadySeishou, gscottmoore, anime_scholar, mononoaware, daremo, ericalynnb, emily_dickinson, ROB27, shanglee, nickdimmock, Risako, krishh, SabinaAyse, hadwalmer, Opinicus, chamekke

Created: Sep 20, 2006 by chamekke; Language: English

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Special tea ceremonies 7krishh, July 27ignore
Where to experience chanoyu 6krishh, May 10ignore
Why study the Way of Tea? 7krishh, May 4ignore
A master retires 2krishh, April 28ignore
Book suggestion 6BasilBlue, March 26ignore
Tea House 3krishh, March 17ignore
Exhibitions 4krishh, February 3ignore
Photos 1Wosret, August 2008ignore
Essential Reading 7gscottmoore, July 2008ignore
Dormant: An outsider observations 21Wosret, October 2007ignore
Dormant: Welcome to the Way of Tea 2Wosret, September 2007 stop ignoring

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