but having moved to the U.S. at age 24, Kinoshita had traveled back to Japan to see family, and while visiting theDaitoku-ji temple in Kyoto, she had a chance encounter withDaiki Tachibana Roshi, a respected tea master.“We just happened to see him, and he offered a bowl ...
Opinion. Offers the author's comments on chanoyu, the term used to refer to the Japanese practice of tea. Examination of the chanoyu industry in Kyoto; Contribution of the Urasenke Foundation to the global appreciation of chanoyu; Introduction of tea seeds to Japan; Details on chanoyu classes ...
Opinion. Offers the author's comments on chanoyu, the term used to refer to the Japanese practice of tea. Examination of the chanoyu industry in Kyoto; Con... Singer,Jane - 《Japan Quarterly》 被引量: 1发表: 1998年 The Art of Dialogical Silence in the Way of Tea for Contemplation and...
1.1 When to visit Japan 1.2 Where to stay in Japan 1.3 Money, costs and communication 1.4 How to get around in Japan 2 Where to Go With 3 Weeks in Japan 2.1 Greater Tokyo 2.2 Kyoto, Osaka and the Kansai region 2.3 Setouchi 2.4 Hokuriku and the Japanese Alps 2.5 Tohoku 2.6 Hokkaido 2.7...
What one will hold in his hands — labelled the KI NO TEA Kyoto Dry Gin — is from a collaboration with tea-grower Hori-Shichimeien.
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Sachiko Tamashige offers a brief history of incense culture in Japan and the experience of visiting Kunjyukan in Kyoto. When I smell the scent of daphne in March, I feel a sweet and sad feeling. When I was a child, the season of daphne coincided with the times when I parted with my...
As you walk along the forest road to the entrance of Hieizan, there are other great views of the lake. If you don’t want to pay ¥1,000 to enter Hieizan, there’s a bus stop in the car park for a bus back to Kyoto. Additionally, there’s a bus that goes to the Eizan Ropew...
The lively metropolis of Osaka is often overlooked by first-time visitors to Japan in favour of Kyoto and Tokyo.However, if you’re a foodie, you do not want to skip Osaka, Japan’s street food capital. Ooh, there is so much to eat AND see in this city! We can’t wait to show ...
(My backpack never lacked a box of Pocky or green tea Kit Kats.) On the best days, you’ll climb through mossy forests high in the mountains, leaving offerings at small shrines whose stone countenances have been worn down by centuries of rain, and realize you’re in a part of Japan ...