Tea ceremony japan

We call the Japanese tea ceremony “Sado”. Sado is the Japanese traditional art of serving tea and entertaining guests. Japanese tea ceremonies were perfected by Sen-no-Rikyu, a pioneer in Japan in the 16th century. The spirit of Sado is based on Zen philosophy. The spirit of “wabi-sabi” is valued at the tea ceremony. Wabi means “Something simple” and in Sado, it means “Beauty from simplicity"

A person in a floral kimono participates in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony with grace.

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For centuries, matcha tea has been revered for its medicinal properties. The story goes that it was brought back to Japan by a Buddhist monk, who found that drinking it made him experience a greater state of Zen during his meditations. Containing the compound, L-theanine, which increases levels of calming serotonin. Matcha tea is prepared in a special tea ceremony at Aman Kyoto, surrounded by the rich colours of autumn in the forest garden.

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The art of drinking tea spans hundreds of years in history. But for me, it goes back to my childhood. When I was little, I lived in Europe,