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The Fame: 'Meibutsu'
Fukuro-dana
Basic chanoyu information
What's Involved in Chanoyu (tea ceremony)?
Matcha Drinking Etiquette
Equipment for Chanoyu
Items guests take to a tea gathering
What host and guest take into the tearoom
Chashitsu - tea room
Mizuya - host's preparation room
Attitude Towards Practice
Zen phrases used at tea gatherings
A Cup of Tea
No hot, no cold
Presence of mind
Some higher, some lower
One Goes
Walking beside the stream
In a peaceful dwelling
Embracing all
A pure bead
Vast emptiness
Determined Heart
Are You Awake?
One Drop of Water
Essays / Lectures / Research
Samurai Tea & Hiroshima Culture - The Spirit & Mondernity
Chajin Genealogy
Chanoyu of the Warrior Class
Aesthetics & Philosophy
The Letter of the Heart
Marking 'hareh' days and 'keh' days
Beginner's Mind
Shibui
The moon manifests in clear water, as wisdom’s light manifests in zazen
Spring spreads evenly through mountains and valleys
Schiller and Chanoyu
Chashaku Poetics
Spring 春
Early Spring 初春
Mid-Spring 春の半ば
Late Spring 晩春
Summer 夏
Early Summer 初夏
Mid Summer 夏の半ば
Late Summer 晩夏
Autumn 秋
Early Autumn 初秋
Mid-Autumn 秋の半ば
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2018
Shachū
Introductory Manual
Order of Practice
28 Items for Training - 14 'Heaven' Items
28 Items for Training - 14 'Earth' Items
The Five Advanced Training Items
The Five Hidden Teachings for Direct Transmission 奥伝五ヶ条
First Sōden - Satsūbako
Wafūdō & Sōden
Shared Keiko
Group Keiko
Conference Keiko
Shachū Chinwag
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Warigeiko
Fukusa
Chakin
Chasen
Cha
Kaishi
Hishaku
Chaire & shifuku
Incense
Sumi
Tea Meditations
Bondemae
Hirademae
Hirademae Order of Practice
Sumidemae
Koicha
Chaji Etiquette
Fundamental actions
Room-entering Etiquette
Practical Wisdom for Guests
Practical Wisdom for Hosts
Chashitsu Configurations & Temae Adaptions
Tana
Charcoal-laying Ceremony・Sumi-demae
Table Temae・Ryurei
Writing - Invitations/Envelopes
Kaiseki
Chaji Variations
The Three Guiding Principles
Flowers for Tea - Chabana
Chabako
Kencha 献茶
New page
New page
Store
Tea
Origin of the Sun
House Matcha
Pine of the Summit
Time-honoured Friend
Midnight Sun
Dawn Moon
Tochū caffeine free
Kagoshima Kabusecha
Genmaicha
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Merch
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Home
About
Learn
Ueda Sōko Ryū
Characteristics
History
Ueda Sōko
Furuta Oribe
Wafūdō Hiroshima
Wafūdō Map
Heritage Tea Equipage
16th Grandmaster Ueda Sōkei
Successive Generations of the Ueda Family
References
Videos
Practical Wisdom
Matcha
Chabana・Flowers
Chaire
Shifuku
100 Poems of Chanoyu
Aesthetic balance
Kanewari
Rikoku・Incense
Family Crests
Kaō: signatures・ tags
Chatsubo・Tea Jar
The Fame: 'Meibutsu'
Fukuro-dana
Basic chanoyu information
What's Involved in Chanoyu (tea ceremony)?
Matcha Drinking Etiquette
Equipment for Chanoyu
Items guests take to a tea gathering
What host and guest take into the tearoom
Chashitsu - tea room
Mizuya - host's preparation room
Attitude Towards Practice
Zen phrases used at tea gatherings
A Cup of Tea
No hot, no cold
Presence of mind
Some higher, some lower
One Goes
Walking beside the stream
In a peaceful dwelling
Embracing all
A pure bead
Vast emptiness
Determined Heart
Are You Awake?
One Drop of Water
Essays / Lectures / Research
Samurai Tea & Hiroshima Culture - The Spirit & Mondernity
Chajin Genealogy
Chanoyu of the Warrior Class
Aesthetics & Philosophy
The Letter of the Heart
Marking 'hareh' days and 'keh' days
Beginner's Mind
Shibui
The moon manifests in clear water, as wisdom’s light manifests in zazen
Spring spreads evenly through mountains and valleys
Schiller and Chanoyu
Chashaku Poetics
Spring 春
Early Spring 初春
Mid-Spring 春の半ば
Late Spring 晩春
Summer 夏
Early Summer 初夏
Mid Summer 夏の半ば
Late Summer 晩夏
Autumn 秋
Early Autumn 初秋
Mid-Autumn 秋の半ば
Late Autumn 晩秋
Winter 冬
Early Winter 初冬
Mid Winter 冬の半ば
Late Winter 晩冬
Zen Words 禅語
Translation Project
FAQs
Media
Events
2019
2018
Shachū
Introductory Manual
Order of Practice
28 Items for Training - 14 'Heaven' Items
28 Items for Training - 14 'Earth' Items
The Five Advanced Training Items
The Five Hidden Teachings for Direct Transmission 奥伝五ヶ条
First Sōden - Satsūbako
Wafūdō & Sōden
Shared Keiko
Group Keiko
Conference Keiko
Shachū Chinwag
Reading List / Articles / Templates
Scrapbook
Aesthetics & Philosophy
Poetry
Women & Chanoyu
Music with 'Tea'
Images with 'Tea'
Video with 'Tea'
Qi Exercises for Tea
Sissy that Keiko
Links
Mizuya
Warigeiko
Fukusa
Chakin
Chasen
Cha
Kaishi
Hishaku
Chaire & shifuku
Incense
Sumi
Tea Meditations
Bondemae
Hirademae
Hirademae Order of Practice
Sumidemae
Koicha
Chaji Etiquette
Fundamental actions
Room-entering Etiquette
Practical Wisdom for Guests
Practical Wisdom for Hosts
Chashitsu Configurations & Temae Adaptions
Tana
Charcoal-laying Ceremony・Sumi-demae
Table Temae・Ryurei
Writing - Invitations/Envelopes
Kaiseki
Chaji Variations
The Three Guiding Principles
Flowers for Tea - Chabana
Chabako
Kencha 献茶
New page
New page
Store
Tea
Origin of the Sun
House Matcha
Pine of the Summit
Time-honoured Friend
Midnight Sun
Dawn Moon
Tochū caffeine free
Kagoshima Kabusecha
Genmaicha
Tools
Shifuku
Merch
Blog
Reading & Research
Teaching Materials
Chanoyu Translation
Keiko
Events
Podcast
Site Updates
Contact
Ueda Sōko Ryū
Ueda Sōko Ryū - Characteristics
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Wafūdō, Hiroshima - Home of the Ueda Ryū
Ueda Sōko - the person
Furuta Oribe
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16th Grandmaster Ueda Sōkei
Successive Generations of the Ueda Family
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