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Breathing Space: Japanese Tea Room

What is traditional culture of your country? Everyone is definitely able to give some examples and can figure out which country it is when they hear other cultural examples. Today, people around the world know the tea ceremony is famous in Japanese. The tea ceremony expanded during the 16th century. In that time, samurai had different rankings so Sen-no-Rikyu, who developed the tea ceremony, thought samurai needed to be equal. Therefore, he created the tea room and made many rules that customers must follow. Each manner shows elegance, grace and gentleness. The small tea room is precious as an architectural example in Japan. This presentation will show what the tea room is, what guests do there, and why the Japanese tea room is the size it is.

Presentation day: November 30

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