Japanese Tea Ceremony Explained - Matcha Tea Ceremony Utensils, Procedure and more!

Excellent video, thank you.

Just what I needed, thank you! I will continue to learn before I attempt to make my own.

Love this channel

Great vid

The tea master had assistance (for want of a more appropriate term) go in and out during the ceremony; does one bow to them as they enter/exit?

1 Fukusa
2 Natsume
3 Chashaku 2 grams
4 kama
4 Chawan
5 Chasen 100 Cortes
6 Kensui
7 Chakin

1 bowing
2 clean
3 preparation of
4 preparation of macha tea
5 drinking
6 Wagashi
7 wa Kei sei jaku

Thank you

I’d accidentally sneeze and ruin the vibes knowing my luck

How does one share matcha for multiple guests, and when should one use the bowl that has the spout?

How much water to add after the 2-3 oz of water if you’re going to enjoy it out of the bowl with only hot water?

When the cup is presented to the guest does the guest then sip the tea in increments or do they have to consume the entire cup in one go?

What is that fireplace called? My house has it and want to learn how to make tea. So I would like to know more about how to maintain that part

Not much tranquility here listening to 10 minutes of talk without pause... Man, breathe!

Love this thank you. I only drink Macha and now I will prepare it the correct way

my grandma was poisoned by Japanese tee i made and then she died

I love his wonky pronunciation. XD My sensei would kill me.

Thanks for information 👍

Thank you for the detailed video. I would lime to purchase the tea set, is it made in Japan (all components)?

hi, i'm struggling to find any info online on how to heat the chagama. its a type of coal right? is it safe for indoor use? i dont want to set off my fire alarm 🤣 if you have any sources of info on the correct way to light the chagama could you let me know please? also if there are any alternative heating methods for the chagama (ie smokeless heating methods), specifically for a pretty small chagama, as mine is not very big, could you let me know please? thank you!

I think this is beautiful. I love the depth, meaning, and symbolism of this ceremony. Truly very special. If people are following the mindset that this ceremony offers, they will definitely be edified by each other. So lovely!.❤
Thank you for sharing 💯

"Matcha" just means powdered tea, so when you say "matcha tea powder" you're really saying "powdered tea tea powder." Just say "matcha," no need to specify that it's tea (that's what "cha" means) and no need to specify that it's powder (that's what "mat" is for).

What is the usual volume of a hishaku? I recently prepared and practiced making matcha however, the instructions on the matcha called for 1g of matcha to 70ml of water - is this right?

I came because of Samurai Jack

To my taste, using hot boiling water for matcha even if you pour slowly makes the matcha way too bitter. Mostly 70-80° celsius is perfect for me. Perhaps I'm missing something.

CAN YOU SPEAK FASTER SO THIS WHOLE VIDEO IS A ""BUMMER""

Ah. Lovely. Rocket Science.

The sophistication of this culture is just stunning.

Thank you for the video ❤

Wow..
Is this script made by AI (?_?)？　
How perfect information for each tiny movement..with no lack..😵　
Just maybe a real "茶人" (tea master) practice it with few words, because a silence is another important thing for chado.. ♾️💫💧　

It's difficult, isn't it？

Absolutely amazing! Thank you!

Japanese teas ceremony is about action meditation.

Focuses on cleanliness, but also grabs the tea vessel rim with their thumb in between each step. D: