Kava ceremony in fiji

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Uploaded by on Dec 1, 2006

In Fiji, the drink yaqona (kava) played an important part in public business and social life. The kava was mixed in large wooden bowls which were used for no other purpose and gained a bluish-grey glaze from contact with the kava. The drinking cups were made from coconut shells with the chiefs having their own cups which were tabu to anyone but themselves while the lesser men drank from a common cup.

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  • ahhh i cant belive i'm saying this, but i kinda miss kava..

  • Nice vid, yeah the taste isn't to great but I drink it every weekend. krazy huh?

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  • I drink Kava all the time. Helps when I have an upset stomach or if I've had a stressful day at work. My partner taught me how to prepare it and everything, he just has to open the ceremony cause I dunno what I'm sposed to say lol

  • I wish I was there! BULA!

  • I LOVE KAVA!!! and islands...BULA BULA!

  • omg i hated the taste of kava it grossed me out but its part of the tradition to clap and smile so i went along with it :).

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