The tea ceremony (茶の湯 cha-no yu), “the way of tea”, “the art of tea” (茶道 sado:, chado:) is a ritualized form of the joint reception of matcha tea, created in the Middle Ages in Japan. The tea ceremony emerged as a form of Buddhist monks’ meditation practice and has become an integral part of Japanese culture.
What you need: attributes and utensils for the tea ceremony
Preparation time: a week
Budget: medium
For a traditional tea ceremony, you will need a gaiwan (teapot), chahai (jug), bowl (small dishes). You can also purchase a strainer and a chaban (tea board with a double bottom).
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Read articles on how to conduct a tea ceremony. Don’t be afraid to make a mistake or deviate from the ritual. Conduct the ceremony in a way that makes you feel comfortable.
