Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony

As featured on lucypeel.com/20... Presented at the Hotel Okura in Tokyo

[@Catia2006]

best tea in the world ♡ please before attending a ceremony, document yourself a bit on proper behavior, so to give due respect for the tea preparer ♡

[@nyotamwuaji6484]

Must one sit in the cross legged pose for one? I find if i do that too long, my legs fall asleep and i have heard these are usually 4 hours long. This is a serious question as i would one day like to attend one of these tea ceremonies

[@coalachaos6486]

I once had such an experience and I can say, it is not only because of the fantastic and different taste of the tea - it is the whole ceremony that intends to take you away from anything else going on around you. think of it, when do you really take your tea or coffee and enjoy every minute of making it plus enjoying the taste in silence and focus? really love it!

[@TheHakitser]

It's 5:00am again. Lost in tea videos. The concern is that it's not the first time i'm here.

[@Gabrielle56743]

I've been listening to ASMR for years too lol. My hypothesis is that the man who invented this just had OCD. What do you think?

[@mochi9043]

the differences the way Chinese and Japanese people make tea are amazing. i came here after I saw a Chinese tea cermony

[@joxnjoxn399]

Korean, too

[@claudetaiwan]

I think you missed the point....

[@Bailbruke]

@@joxnjoxn399 wut

[@joxnjoxn399]

@@Bailbruke I was saying the Koreans have a very nice tea ceremony too

[@Bailbruke]

@@joxnjoxn399 I gotta watch it!

[@CountessBatula]

I'd love to experience one. So relaxing to watch.

[@CT-6210]

Her careful mannerisms are more dignified than my entire existence.🤣

[@Withnail1969]

Something so mundane becomes an art form

[@MD-ny1rv]

That cracked me up. 🤣 Same here.

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

The hand movements on the whisk and on the red cloth give me a sensation that is so pleasing and endorphin releasing. Very strange how relaxing this is to watch. Thank you for the upload.

[@justinewhite-hadley3138]

This is the art of Life. Anything can be made special and beautiful.....

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

also cleaning :)

[@loser-wg8pl]

"this is terrible"- old monk from samurai jack

[@GeneralMerc]

That's fortune cookie nonsense!

[@lambuffie]

Jack Hubbard No, I’ve let you consume me for far too long.

[@lambuffie]

Jack Hubbard You, you are the one who has kept the past hidden. Your anger, your frustration.

[@lambuffie]

Jack Hubbard You have blinded us, but now I can see.

[@urick15]

You Need Me!!!!!!

[@dzakwanikenza]

i feel so sleepy watching this tea ceremony...makes me feel so comfort

[@dbarbala]

Serving beer like this would solve quite a few alcohol problems :-)

[@blakitarm]

Lol.

[@vraatzucht]

And cause a lot of bar fights, I think!

[@acemanhomer1]

Actually I would agree, if it was treated with more love of the ceremony and ritual of pouring the drink, sipping slow to take in the flavor with deep analysis etc, rather than the love of the quantity and excess feeling, I imagine it would. Especially with harder liquors.

[@insomniac9576]

@@acemanhomer1 sounds like a wine tasting party

[@acemanhomer1]

@@insomniac9576 I haven't been to one, but I'm sure if it's just nice conversation and/or just enjoying the environment you're in, and slow sippin', ya I'd probably like it haha

[@alexandragould3565]

The art of suspending time

[@noscaasifilmstudios]

I love that

[@Sean-zs7mz]

Man I remember the first time I watched this the ASMR was off the charts I was practically in a trance it was awesome

[@mikaelb2748]

This made me so relaxed! Japanese people sure know how to enjoy tea and drain away all panic and stress at the same time. :)

[@sephiroth21347]

So glad that Im not the only one who found that scene in Samurai Jack to be so calming and theraputic, that I had to watch it irl. They did a fantastic job recreating the process

[@somechupacabrawithinternet8866]

i came from Samurai Jack clip

[@carmcam1]

These tea ceremonies are my only ASMR triggers. Other types of ASMR videos i feel nothing.

[@ghotlygamer]

I feel you man

[@Noname-iz9uo]

I think the Japanese invented asmr

[@Noname-iz9uo]

To think that every move performed by the artist is precisely planned is amazing.

[@vampybitesss]

John Xaler shut up you 3rd grader

[@cmil9092]

John Xaler what r u talking about?

[@Eshiay]

John Xaler Have you felt ASMR? You can feel it with the sounds of deliberate movement and relaxing sounds. Doesn't matter what ASMR is you can feel the sensation in bits of the video.

[@eduardokiryu5456]

It's stronger than ASMR. It involves a ritual with deep cultural and spiritual mean

[@irishwarlord100]

extremely beautiful and relaxing full of pride and honor and tradition , arigato gozaimasu

[@Xx-SWGLRDOFDM-Xx]

Fascist

[@monobiteme6014]

​@@Xx-SWGLRDOFDM-Xx???

[@dragonspadeex]

I saw this one time and it was with a blind guy. Dude looked amazing doing everything.

[@JER_AO3]

Beautiful. After reading descriptions of Japanese Tea Ceremony in fiction and nonfiction, this illuminates it in my mind. I'm more of a fan of Victorian Tea Time myself, but I definitely wish to view the Japanese verison in person in the future.

[@aaronweilert4939]

That was absolutely beautiful...! I needed that.. Thanks for sharing...!

[@Samanthapants0077]

This relaxed the hell out of me

[@faladorn2421]

This video litteraly lowered my heart rate from 80-90 to 60-70 bpm I feel peaceful and calm.

[@Joelution]

I feel very ver relax while watching this beautiful ceremony , really!

[@kickinbackinOC]

Serenity, perfection, joy

[@dengshirley1492]

Why there is two water container? Because one is cold water on your left hand side. On the right hand side the the hot water. The cold water is for cool down the hot water temperature

[@Ray-js8sl]

And also to cleanse the chasen (whisk) and the bowl

[@jdubs3546]

that was amazing to watch. Iit ASMR'ed the fuck outta me

[@thlee3]

precision movements(no talking) is very asmr triggering

[@DeviousWeaselUK]

Great video. I love watching the Japanese tea ceremony. It's so relaxing :)

[@gitvin]

Exact opposite of the usual 07:30AM DD coffee ceremony!

[@biancaivory5167]

So cool, but also so absolutely formal, that definetly would not work very well here in Brazil, formality is somenthing that we dont like that much, but, still a very stunning and a very cool ceremony!

[@ZinebMinimaliste]

*I love watching Japanese tea Ceremony !* *Big hugs from France 🇫🇷💗*

[@FokkerBoombass]

I finally had to look this up after remembering this one scene from Samurai Jack. It's amazing how on point it was in the show. Beautiful.

[@idgam3r418]

I have tried to research this particular ceremony at length and i have a hard time finding it. However watching this video has given me an idea of how its done, much thanks

[@tieganvan5573]

very beautiful a lot of pride it makes me want to work there

[@Kenoi_]

Gotta get back.. back to the past..

[@peacefulwarrior2929]

Nathaniel Davila they still do this. Koreans do it better though.

[@CauseMoNot]

Nathaniel Davila samurai jack

[@lancemacdonald3871]

what we do here is go back.............

[@Sowta]

If you decompose each gesture, if every move has a meaning, a purpose, then every action is dense in time and quality. Basically everything you undertake is quality. It lower your anger, your deception, your fear. It's a daily discipline, you don't rush for greed or your own pleasure, because in the hard work of processing life with this philosophy, you won't need anything else than the very essential. Now look at the exact opposite : rich and famous people. They seem to have reach for "everything a man could need" in our society. But how many end up drug addict ? How many of them are just looking back for the essentials ? :)

[@patrickroe2240]

Exquisite movements. Extremely precise but somehow breeze-like.

[@N3RDYG0GGLES]

The whole process is fascinating

[@belkisrosario9951]

Why did I get so emotional when they guests held their cup and sipped the tea? I got teary eyed! I need to do this1

[@SolarWarden613]

Now on the bucket list

[@azshadow32]

Such a beautiful ceremony. Just had matcha for the first time 2 weeks ago at Starbucks and fell in love. (In SW Arizona US 🇺🇸) I know not the best first taste, however I knew of the ceremony and always loved the tradition. Ordered my first set and made my first cup today. Lovely but I am still perfecting the frothing with the Chasen. This video has helped so thank you for the video and also for such a beautiful relaxing video.

[@dusksentry5836]

Asian cultures have such a fascinating devotion to their crafts, it's no wonder Japan is so appreciated today

[@headphonic8]

Every country has artisans

[@kyrieisthegoat3456]

Just like the Samarui jack Scene

[@Autumn_Forest_]

I have heard the same thing about getting what you pay for with matcha (although I've never bought any). Personally, I have experienced the same with Argentine Yerba (their kind of tea leaves). You definitely get what you pay for when it comes to that product.

[@sarahhavillamelooliveira5825]

It's about the same with coffe (even though I don't drink I can tell them apart by the smell, by mom liked it vey much as I grow up)

[@hananokuni2580]

Yerba mate is made from leaves of the Ilex paraguariensis, or Paraguay holly. Definitely worth the price, especially when consumed the traditional South American way. The same can be said of Yaupon tea, made from the leaves of the Ilex vomitoria, or American Yaupon holly. (Don't be fooled by the scientific name; it doesn't induce vomiting at all.) Yaupon is almost identical to yerba mate, but it's slightly sweeter in taste.

[@hananokuni2580]

If you want matcha for drinking only, look for ceremonial grade matcha. Culinary grade can provide an OK matcha for drinking, but it's made more for use as a food ingredient and is not as flavorful as the ceremonial grade stuff when consumed directly.

[@sinjiakita3576]

やはり志野茶碗は柔らかく見えて 素晴らしいですね！！

[@luvelywolfiieuwu5720]

I always wanted to try tea.... I think it will be good depending on flavor...

[@manga12]

it takes years to do it this well, maybe a short time to learn the elements, but years to master it to the point you can do it with an empty mind or reach a zen like state, and do it with out wasted motion, and even longer a whole life in fact to the other arts like flower arranging and calligraphy and so on that go along with this type of tea service, not to mention the tea is usually matcha which is very high grade tea and shaded for 5 weeks to bring down the bitterness and astringency or rather thats what it does, it is then ground steams and all and it is consumed like this in many cases, but the lesser grades of matcha are used in cooking for deserts and latte art for example.

[@4DreamWeaver4]

This is Tea-riffic! :)

[@five1866]

動作がテキパキしてて作業みたいに感じるのは私だけ？ 見とれるほど優雅な所作の方いますよね。 外国の方はこれが茶道と思ってしまうかも。

[@nyotamwuaji6484]

I think it said this is at a hotel, so it might be a little faster. Also is this not a tea ceremony?

[@MehmetKaganYildirim]

I think the Japanese are a great nation to be respected. Greetings from Turkey.

[@Lamusicaesmividawent]

Me relajo mucho, sentí que limpiaban mi alma 🥺 muchas gracias ❤️

[@threeicys]

Grace and dignity.

[@_black_bird]

6 am, should be sleeping, but my gf didn't know Japanese people had a whole ceremony for making, serving, and drinking tea, so here I am

[@sclewis7]

Incredibly beautiful.

[@AndrewJackson2000]

Thanks...thisis just beautiful....

[@Mirkwood50]

What an amazing video. Thank you

[@JaySeraphon]

Almost as relaxing as Samurai Jack making tea.

[@danielwells6290]

At the end of the video when she said thank you very much I would have thought at any moment later if they didn't believe she would have pulled out a samurai sword from the back

[@Mac.Vaidya]

this was so relaxing too watch. Such a lovely tradition ❤️💕

[@jasonarmstrong5750]

Is anyone else watching this just to see how accurately it was done in episode 7 of Samurai Jack (season 5)?

[@abhinavmailing]

Elegant. Just my tea got cold in all the fancy handwork

[@thomas_tbr]

This had my ASMR going crazy

[@portalkey5283]

That last pour of water. *shivers*

[@adamcomedy5018]

I want to taste those top quality ceremonial grade Matchas, do they taste any different from regular good matcha?

[@ShadeMeadows]

After Samurai Jack. I needed to see this.

[@annainspain5176]

Too bad there's such a loud buzz in the background of the audio!

[@melosaurrn]

美しい😍 ありがとうございます！

[@dinkules]

This shit buzzing like wow but this lady slick asf

[@coykoi5128]

That woman is beautiful.

[@panda14078]

Goose stop lying -_-

[@panda14078]

@D.A Silver i like her

[@panda14078]

@D.A Silver you're right, im sorry

[@panda14078]

@D.A Silver okay dont push it now -_-

[@strawberryfields9762]

She truly is

[@rotciv1492]

Samurai Jack brought me here :p

[@charlesloftin8768]

Brechum ✊

[@kendalldalton3111]

Huh I just saw it my recommendations

[@ssgoku7192]

Brechum yer

[@donatcsonka1371]

Does it mean, what the waitress said to the guests "Cheers!"/ "Prosit!" (I could recognize what she said as "Ishida gozaimas!")?

[@aliciashanks5239]

Fascinating

[@Tubeite]

Put the kettle on, time for a brew!

[@ccc4102]

Classic. Superb.

[@YourFreeBeats]

Great Vid. Very relaxing.

[@mysticblade35]

Chasing that ASMR dragon

[@francejapon7173]

Excellent j'adore

[@superdarklink]

That is so awesome

[@rbarnett3200]

As I understand it it's a zen thing. That is to say, the ritualised movements are meant to be a form of meditation. You're supposed to be fully aware of what you're doing but also it should be unthinking. Zen is a difficult concept to understand, but that's the simplified notion of it as I understand it. Japanese archery works in the same way. Believe in zen or don't (which is kind of the point of buddhism) but I personally consider it to be a convincing philosophy

[@CarlyCorrigan1]

Any one here from the ASMR community because of ting ting ❤

[@zappawoman5183]

Guilty as charged! No regrets 'cos Ting Ting is ace!

[@sandwichbreath0]

Yes, ma'am!

[@granolagirl4972]

Me!!!!🤣

[@SchwarzerHaufen]

ting ting is chinese, bud.

[@noctiscaelum9146]

Wow same thing and really looks like what kumiko did in karate kid 2....

[@Bthakilla4rilla]

I feel like I hear super whispery ASMR death metal playing in the background

[@orangejuice7380]

Beautiful

[@Templar_Albrecht]

That scene in Samurai Jack

[@donatcsonka1371]

Why didn't get the guests a full cup (or bowl, respectively) of tea?

[@neoavenir]

Anyone here cause of samurai jack? Lol

[@MRJTHEGAMER329]

iamsavinsky yes :)

[@Otakuwench904]

I actually saw this before samurai jack, and when I saw him do the tea ceremony, I was surprised at how accurate it was

[@charlesloftin8768]

NEOAVENIR ✌

[@rumblefish9]

Nope. Karate Kid 2.

[@dlfynrdr]

There is a legend about a tea master who angered a samurai. The samurai challenged him toba duel. The tea master had never held a sword in his life, so he went to a sword saint to teach him something that might save his life. The sword saint asked the tea master to perform the tea ceremony. When he had finished, the sword saint said, "Go to your duel knowing you are going to die. But accept your death with the same mindset that you just performed the tea ceremony with." The tea master showed up to the duel knowing he was going to die. It's said that the samurai took one look into his eyes and turned around and walked away.

[@halofreak4t5]

I wonder if there is a general brand of matcha that is used in most traditional tea ceremonies. I've tried a few different brands and have noticed that you definitely get what you paid for.

[@jdm2626]

Almost an art to it.

[@Gourgandise]

Pardon my ignorance but what type of tea is it? It looks like powder. And also, wouldn't it create some kind of paste with so little water?

[@jmm1233]

Being a brit we would have made 4 cups of yorkshire'telie by the time she finished using the whisk

[@Naota_]

Very relaxing :D

[@gabxavier3584]

I watched this after watching samurai jack. Haha

[@frozenmj9562]

Technically I am here because of Samurai Jack but I was curious how a tea ceremony is performed.

[@leonardolaureta]

I watched Samurai jack makes tea for 10 hours before this

[@wildcatslife686]

So so nice Allah give you baraka! Thank You

[@fennixstone8110]

ASMR anyone ells get it?? :)

[@SuperSoundtracks]

Absolutely. It's something about the intense focus and silence that just relaxes me.

[@havinghehs]

SuperSoundtracks yes! Exactly! Always the best ASMR. Stephen Spielberg has scenes like this in a lot of his movies making me believe he gets crazy tingles

[@USNavyMC]

havinghehs I didn't know that, could you share some examples here please?

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

@@havinghehs indeed - in Hook when the fat black kid is touching & squishing Peter Pan's face to remember him.

[@pallukun]

if the dark pot on the right was a kettle, what was the white pot on the left?

[@HawkinaBox]

Watching her make the tea is giving me anxiety because it's such a slow process and I'm so used to everything being done so fast.

[@joeblack363]

Damn that lady was thristyyyy

[@somechupacabrawithinternet8866]

this is cool Japanese culture is cool!