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Category: Tea Culture

2026-06-292026-06-29Tea Culture

What Is a Chasen? The Sacred Bamboo Whisk Behind Every Bowl of Matcha

Introduction No bowl of matcha begins without it. Hot water meets powder in a ceramic bowl, and a small bamboo tool begins […]

2026-05-292026-05-29GJTea News, Tea Culture, Tea Events, Tea News

International Tea Day Celebrations 2026

The 21st of May was designated by the United Nations as International Tea Day to raise awareness of the economic, social, and […]

2026-05-292026-06-02Tea Culture, Tea News

The Chashaku Is Not a Sifting Tool – Or Is It Now?

If you have spent any time watching matcha preparation videos online, or visited a matcha café outside of Japan, you may have […]

2026-04-302026-05-06Tea Culture

Kyōyaki 京焼

Kyōyaki 京焼 is a broad term for pottery produced in Kyoto, while Kiyomizuyaki originally referred specifically to wares made in the Gojōzaka […]

2026-03-292026-04-06Tea Culture, Wagashi

Hanami Dango: The Sweet Treat of Japan’s Cherry Blossom Season

When people think of spring in Japan, one image immediately comes to mind: cherry blossoms in full bloom. The tradition of hanami, […]

2026-02-272026-02-27Tea Culture, Tea News

Suzuyaki Reborn: Tradition Rising Again After Disaster

Suzuyaki (珠洲焼) is a traditional pottery style from the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture. In January 2024, the area was struck by […]

2026-01-282026-01-28Tea Culture, Tea Expressions

Tea in Japanese Language: Ocha no Ko Saisai, Nichijo Sahanji

Even if you do not speak Japanese, chances are that you already know at least one Japanese word: cha, meaning tea. Indeed, […]

2025-12-302025-12-30Tea Culture

Rakuyaki 楽焼

Chawan, tea bowls traditionally used for matcha, come in many styles by incredible artists. Among them, the most emblematic is probably Raku […]

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