Search: "Urasenke Tea School" - 26 result(s)

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

We cordially invite all enthusiasts of Japanese culture to a special tea event celebrating the New Year. Following an approximately half-hour illustrated lecture on New Year traditions, guests are served traditional New Year sweets and matcha tea in the authentic Japanese tea room of the Hopp Museum. We cordially invite all enthusiasts of Japanese culture to a special tea event celebrating the New Year. The coming of the New Year is celebrated with a wide … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

"The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty." (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

… will visit Hungary for the first time. His initiative titled "IMAGINE: Peace through a bowl of tea" is a global peace mission... Richard Milgrim, a ceramic artist born in the USA but working in Japan for 40 years, will visit Hungary for the first time. His initiative titled "IMAGINE: Peace through a bowl of tea"  is a global peace mission that combines the motto ‘Peacefulness through a bowl of tea’ created by the 15th generation grand master of the Urasenke tea school, Sen Genshitsu … More ❯❯❯

Since April 2024, an authentic Japanese tea room is open to visitors inside the Hopp Museum, designed and built by the Japanese Urasenke Tea School in cooperation with Urasenke Tankokai Hungary Association and Hopp Museum. All are cordially invited to the unveiling of the name plaque and the naming ceremony of the Japanese tea room. Since April 2024, an authentic Japanese tea room is open to visitors inside the Hopp Museum, designed … More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯

The teahouse is a real refuge from the world outside, thanks to its simplicity and its absence of base materials. There, and there alone, one can finally devote oneself to the undisturbed admiration of beauty. (Okakura Kakuzō) Japanese tea art, as an art form that contains the vast majority of traditional Japanese arts, is a way to gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, religion, history … More ❯❯❯