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    Chado is the Japanese tea ceremony, which is more than just drinking tea and involves following precise rituals and procedures to prepare matcha powder or tea cakes. The tea ceremony focuses on preparing the space and guests, creating a calm environment through the ritual of the tea making and drinking process using earthenware and following the traditional cake form, with the tea ceremony having origins from Buddhist monks and developing as an important part of Japanese culture and art.

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    Chado is the Japanese tea ceremony, which is more than just drinking tea and involves following precise rituals and procedures to prepare matcha powder or tea cakes. The tea ceremony focuses on preparing the space and guests, creating a calm environment through the ritual of the tea making and drinking process using earthenware and following the traditional cake form, with the tea ceremony having origins from Buddhist monks and developing as an important part of Japanese culture and art.

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    Chado: the way of tea

    Griffin & Michael


    Introduction
    More than drink
    Proper tea drinking
    Chado
    Way of tea
    Tea ceremony
    Tea Ceremony
    Preparing
    Time
    Guests
    Meal
    Drinking Tea
    • earthenware
    • Add water
    • Cake form
    History
    • Monks
    • Europeans
    • Cultural art from
    China
    Conclusion

    Soothe senses

    Respect to Japanese culture


    Thank you
    for
    your time

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