#178 Sado Class

Sado (tea ceremony) class.


English script:
http://thedailyenglishshow.blogspot.com/2006/10/show-178-saturday-28-october....

日本語：
http://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/dailyenglish/diary/200610280000/

Show 178 Saturday 28 October
The Daily English Show
http://www.thedailyenglishshow.com/

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• sado
• teaceremony
• 茶道
• 表千家
• ESL
• EFL
• ELT

[imagelegacy]

Is this Omotesenke?

[thedailyenglishshow]

Yes.

[ilikeverymusic]

今、茶道部に入っているんですけど、とても参考になります。

[MACler16]

あなたはすごい上手で、あのよ うなおいしいおを学び始めましたが、あなたはすごい上手で、あの­よ うなおいしいお茶をたてられるようになるためにもっと頑張りたい と思いますも最近茶道すごく分かりやすいです。

本当に助かりました

[Tubenjunge]

lol...this isn't Starbucks ;-)

[ireneponti]

Fascinating, but I think that the customer will be gone long before the tea is ready.

I think I'll order a cofee :D

Thank you, Sara

[gnuvwxyz]

すごく分かりやすいです。

本当に助かりました。

ありがとうございます＾＾

[claudetaiwan]

You are good. I've learned about 1 year. Urasenka.

[akimotokenichi]

大変勉強になりました

わかりやすいビデオをありがとうございます

[chamekke]

Re: what happens at 04:46. At this point the host opens the lid of the cold-water jar (mizusashi). Up until now, only hot water has been used. The cold water is needed later on for rinsing the tea bowl a final time, and also to add a ladleful of water to the kettle at the very end. The symbolism of the latter means, "I am topping up the kettle so that there is enough water for more tea. Please know that you are welcome to return and drink tea as my again another time."

Lovely video--thanks!

[masch23]

I absolutely agree with yakumoklesk, i love this video!

I would like to know what it is at the bottom left of the video that you open at 04:46, what is the meaning and why do you open it? THANKS

[yakumoklesk]

I've seen this video many times. It is very relaxing for me see all that smooth moves. And the music for the video is well chosen. Nice done.