Here’s how to host a proper Japanese tea ceremony | Your Morning

The Japanese Tea Ceremony is an artistic and cultural pastime.
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[@YeeSoest]

I like how respectful and careful the host is. I'm not japanese but i think this is quite important to them and it's good to see her take her time and making sure she does it right. Just the video I wanted to find

[@tiejaystoner2808]

⚠⚠⚠✔yeah she is a really great host

[@avocado3-in-182]

I like her too. She is dedicated to share this information to the audience without being offensive to people who perform their culture.

[@Evanthebat15]

I love how respectful the host is and how Hashimoto-san explained everything carefully.

[@snowleopard3470]

Japan a country which makes simple things look extra ordinary since ages.

[@ansuiyathapa]

Did anyone notice he dropped some tea 🤣🤣

[@Zizie_sc]

Senpai going to be upset about that one 🥲😅

[@Viktor_Drakkon394]

Im watching this because i was just gifted a 13 piece tea ceremony set and im so excited!!!

[@FruitSalad253]

Me too! Mine's not 13 pieces, but I do want to learn how a tea ceremony is conducted.

[@ordainedreverendhighpriestess]

Lucky you! :)

[@olalalala4302]

Nice, will try this at starbucks

[@rockoramadevil]

such beautiful souls ... lot to learn from japanese culture

[@maloneyboloney9377]

I plan on doing my own tea ceremony.

[@matcha2982]

Cool!!

[@datatsushi2016]

Im doing one right now *sip*

[@OnnaBlade]

Me: I try tea ceremony

[@Disneygirl3715]

The Japanese have a purity that the United States could really learn from

[@Zizie_sc]

Should* Yes, well said

[@saintouija6403]

Not really, I'm not saying the USA is amazing but Japan has a terrible pedophile and depression epidemic

[@Honest-King]

@@saintouija6403 And usa is an angel ....

[@WhiteBoy-mq9nt]

@Mike - _ - Litoris japan killed more people than nazi germany is brutal ways. Today most are extremely xenophobic. Im not hating japan , its their own country they can do what they want but no country is perfect and to think everywhere else is better than the US is ignorant

[@NockyBoober]

@Mike - _ - Litoris you are brainwashed. Lmao you think there is an actual nazi problem while a bunch if self admitted communists are burning down cities across the US? Use ur brain dude

[@cameronrosen6910]

She is just so damn pretty.

[@cpvn889]

Short and well explained ..... Good host and good presenter ....👍👍

[@jamesboaz4787]

Its not ginseng but I think Iroh would approve.

[@DJUniMekaju]

I thought his favorite was Jasmine.

[@deniserafaeli]

Thank you! Been looking for this

[@carinamoses2704]

How interesting the bowls are so ancient - what a fascinating additional layer of history and meaning.

[@champion9197]

Just watching it, calms my body soo much

[@hanshananigan1233]

Kae did a very nice job with the ceremony. Fast, but exacting.

[@adelynzvg]

i plan on doing this ceremony on scaramouche’s upcoming banner so i can drag him home with my soul purified

[@chonkybenetgods]

Saw this at karate kid 2 when kumiko was serving tea to daniel ❤️

[@DelightfulSouvenirs]

I enjoyed that. I saw this in Karate Kid and I just had to get me a set. 🥰

[@p0ni030]

英語とてもお上手で尊敬します。私も日本文化を発信できるよう、お点前と英語がんばります。

[@tomaszhowaniec5409]

After all what i tested, Kenyan tea with Lemon best (Lipton), so most breakfast teas.

[@Englishroserebecca]

Beautiful ceremony but the setting could have been a lot better. All the traffic going past spoilt it slightly as it was a bit distracting.

[@gettingpissedoff]

So Karate Kid II got everything right accept the measurement of the tea and the extra turning of the bowl?

[@BlackLilly12]

Any body know what the candies are they had before the tea?

[@socialservice576]

Those are called Wagashi

[@user-vh9kc6xw6f]

It called 'yo-kan' that japanese sweet bean jelly.

[@user-zv4vy4ul9q]

хелен дорон задали, вот и смотрю((

[@tasanaholan2263]

Information in the video clip is brief but useful, the informality of the delivery is proper, in this case. However, the background street traffic negates the spirit of the ceremony completely. Couldn't they find a more appropriate place? Many japanese houses have a small area set aside within the house (if the true Sukiya tea room is not practical or affordable), and that would be a much better setting. Explaining a tea ceremony with the police sirens blazing behind the window, cars and pedestrians speeding by, is not very dignified. Good old Toyotomi Hideyoshi would have some heads rolling.

[@fatbitch5725]

TBH, I find it hard to believe that they even got the okay to do something like this at all. Everything here has to be BIG or Exciting! I'm glad they were able to, but this is probably the best they could do.

[@hanshananigan1233]

Ideally, yes. But tea ceremony was often performed in a tent on a battlefield for warlords - not the quietest or most dignified settings. Similarly Zen meditation is exemplified in a temple or solitary, natural setting. It makes it easier to practice, but being able to do so in a natural setting (eg, street, park, workplace) is exactly where you will want to do it and benefit from the practice.

[@THE_ANGEL_2023]

Que dijo (^o^)

[@superssjmalegico6441]

No lo se, yo tampoco hablo ingles sjsjs

[@Enlightened0ne]

rush rush rush rush rush...

[@animagnoa]

Чае азеракана тугелдэ богай

[@l94q.t]

Brackpink ❤️💓

[@LindaPerry_337]

I am only half way through the video, but the camera is focusing on the people talking and not the actions of the person demonstrating. Quite annoying.

[@txnygotw]

She needs to slow down. She's also making the guy nervous.

[@chipperP]

Only in America would someone talk SO MUCH during a tea ceremony.

[@miguelgodinezg.1902]

No hablo taka taka

[@pnickel3059]

I don’t like the way she cut him off right when he started to offer a prayer. That was disrespectful

[@Theproclaimed]

I thought the most well known thing about Japanese culture was hentai How well known is hentai tea ceremonies?

[@random_an0n]

thats like saying the usa is mostly known for BLACKED watching thugs shag your daughter while you sit in the corner crying lmao