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Whispers of Tranquility

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Whispers of Tranquility

Home   MAGAZINE   Whispers of Tranquility
Travel Guide

August 09, 2023

A Glimpse into the Tranquil Oasis:
Picture this - a crisp morning, the gentle rustling of leaves, and the ancient elegance of Daitokuji Temple forming the backdrop. Two weeks ago, on a serene (but hot!) Friday morning, we had the immense privilege of hosting an exquisite Tea Ceremony, curated by Tea Master, Keiko Kitazawa Koch.
Japanese Tea Ceremony Kyoto Sorate Matcha Chanoyu sado
Japanese Tea Ceremony Matcha Kyoto Sado Chanoyu
 
Masterful Artistry Unveiled:
Under the expert guidance of Tea Master Keiko Kitazawa Koch with the help of her students from the Omotesenke school in New York, a truly magical experience unfolded. The centuries-old art of tea preparation was meticulously demonstrated, offering a glimpse into the intricate rituals and profound philosophy that lie at the heart of the Japanese Tea Ceremony.
 
A Symphony of Senses:
As the aroma of freshly prepared Sorate Kūsui Matcha wafted through the air, 300 attendees were drawn into a symphony of senses. Each movement, and each gesture, was choreographed with precision, creating an atmosphere of harmony and tranquility. 
Japanese Matcha Tea Ceremony Kyoto temple, sado chanoyu
Creating Lasting Memories:
The camaraderie, the connection, and the shared appreciation for the art of tea will undoubtedly linger as a warm memory for years to come.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who joined us for this extraordinary event, and to the dedicated efforts of Tea Master Keiko Kitazawa Koch and the Omotesenke school students.

 

We proudly provide an immersive experience of traditional Japanese culture through our authentic tea ceremonies.
 
Discover our future NY-based Tea Ceremonies, or book your private events.
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Good quality item, but small for the price.

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lilly
disappointed

disappointed after trying this matcha directly after finishing my rockys osada tin. i was excited since this is supposed to be “the spot” to get matcha in nyc so i was expecting it to be good. its not bad its just average and honestly pretty chalky/grainy textured even afer fine sifting and whisking well. and theres an unpleasant bitter taste especially towards the bottom of my drink even after mixing and shaking it around to keep it from separating. i would definitely stick to ippodo and rockys in the future.

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