Japanese tea knowledge

The tea set of Japanese tea ceremony originated from China, so the tea set of Japanese tea ceremony also originated from China Kung Fu tea set. The following is the knowledge of Japanese tea art, welcome to read and understand.

The "tea room" of Japanese tea ceremony, also known as "this seat" and "teahouse", is the place where tea ceremony is held. Tea rooms in Japan are generally made of bamboo and reeds. The teahouse is generally around 9- 10 square meters, with four and a half tatami. Small and elegant, compact structure, so that the host and guests can have a heart-to-heart conversation. Tea room is divided into special areas such as bed room, guest room, pre-order room and stove step. There are niches, ground stoves and various wooden windows in the room, and a "water room" is also arranged on one side to store utensils for boiling water, making tea and tasting tea and cleaning utensils. Celebrity calligraphy and painting in the bed, bamboo vase hanging next to it, and flower arrangement in the bottle. The types of flower arrangement vary from season to season.

The tea set of Japanese tea ceremony originated from China, so the tea set of Japanese tea ceremony also originated from China Kung Fu tea set. Its basic tea set, like Chaozhou Kung Fu tea set, is divided into four parts: a cooling furnace and an air furnace for boiling water; Teapot, made of iron for boiling water, has a big bowl; Soup bottles, pots with handles and mouths for making tea, are called "urgent use"; A tea bowl, a porcelain bowl for tea soup.

In addition, there are "tea houses" for grinding tea leaves and "fire sticks" with white charcoal; "water injection" of cold water; A "charcoal basket" filled with white charcoal; The "water turn" for cleaning tea sets; A "incense box" for holding incense; A "tea basket" for stirring when making tea; Bamboo "tea spoon" for taking tea powder; A "tea towel" to wipe the tea bowl; A "teapot" for holding tea powder; A "feather broom" made of three big bird feathers is used for dust removal; A "charcoal bucket" full of charcoal; "ash container" for furnace ash; A "water spoon" used to fetch water, etc.

There are many kinds of utensils for Japanese tea ceremony, not only in size, but also in harmony (Japan), Tang (China) and Korea.

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