The Japan Tea Ceremony

ｔｙａｋｉｎ　ａｎｄ　ｈｕｋｕｓａ　，ｒｅｖｅｒｓｅ

That man from Texas is highly offensive.
"It's something [men] should be comfortable doing; it's not effeminate at all..."

What. The. Heck.
That was such an inappropriate comment.
It's just embarrassing.
Any man who would think that way is just completely derailed.

Drinking a daily cup of tea will surely starve the pharmacist. ~Chinese Proverb

A chakin is the white rectangular peace of fabric used to wipe the bowl's rim.

You have good video but your info is wrong

Hi I'm from Japan and I　go to Sado class.
You wrong Hukusa to Chakin and label to Hisyaku and, natsume to Kama maccha's container. and,　Chakin to Hukusa

another mistake is that the drinkers are supposed to turn the bowl three times to get the mark to where it is supposed to be, then right hand on side and left on bottom you drink all of it down in three to five deliborate sips, not in one giant gulp. you carefuly wipe the chawan, and rotate it with three turns and et it back down carefuly where it was placed before you, then you bow.