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General Tea Information
Omotesenke of Florida (this site)
The Japan Guide: Tea
Ceremony
(under renovation)
Chanoyu: Rituals and Symbolism
Tea Ceremony Introduction (Yokohama)
Tea, A Drink to Quench all Thirsts
The World in a Bowl of Tea
a site concerning kaiseki, the meal served in a tea ceremony
Nakajima, A Japanese manufacturer of Tea Houses
History of Tetsubin (iron containers)
An Anthropological Perspective on Tea Ceremony
The
American Green Tea Fad in the 19th Century
a fascinating look at a little-known facet of American history
Urasenke-related sites
The Urasenke Konnichi-an Web Page
Chanoyu at La Salle University
Japanese Culture Center, Chicago
Other Tea School-related sites
Enshu Sado - The Sprit of Enshu Sado, Tea Ceremony Home Page
Ogasawara Sencha Service School
Chadogu (tea implements) and Wagashi (Japanese candy)
Matcha and More (Joyce Sensei's new online shop)
Minotoya.com -Wagashi shop in Takamatsu City, Japan
Liberty Orchards - okashi (Aplets & Cotlets)
Patterns for Shifuku (silk bags for tea containers)
Kimono/Obi
Nichi Bei Bussan, Store located in CA - Kimono and other Japanese Items
Kimono-Ya
(note: page presently says "Coming Soon")
Asahi Japan Collectibles Home Page
Incense
Shoyeido (Good source for Buying Ceremonial Incense)
Japanese Antiques
Misc. Japanese Shops, Calligraphy, Ceramics, Japanese Information, Etc.
Japan Access, Japan Information Page
Links to Japanese History Sites (Lots)
Eri Takase - Fine Japanese Calligraphy
Online Tea Shops and Tea Suppliers
O-Cha.com's high quality green tea-index
Gardens
Shofuso: The Pine Breeze Villa (Philadelphia)
Japanese Garden and Teahouse, St. Paul, MN
Morikami Museum (Delray Beach, FL)
Tatami
Shoji and Tatami and other Japanese interior design items
Book Stores
Chinese/Korean Tea and Culture
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Yahoo
Japan list of Tea Ceremony pages
the first place to look for tea sites in Japanese
Tea
Ceremony page collection
the second place to look for tea sites in Japanese
Shimizuya
(Uji tea store)
a good web look at matcha, the tea of the tea ceremony, and much else.
Unfortunately, you can't order outside of Japan from this site.
Koyama-en
Site selling matcha from this "famous" brand
Meiwa
Complex tea site selling matcha and dogu
Tea
and Christianity
many people are surprised to find that Christianity is almost as important
to the history of the tea ceremony as Zen Buddhism.
If you can read Japanese, you will find this site interesting
Yoshie's
Chanoyu
lists information on all three Senke schools
Levels
of Omotesenke
a list of web pages discussing some of the levels of Omotesenke study
showing the variety of forms of the Japanese tea ceremony
Susan's
Culture Cafe
Nobuko Suzuki (Su-san) has a number of tea pages on this site
Forum
of Tea
the Niftyserve tea forum; the link to tea ceremony is two links
above the "All About Tea" link in the left frame
Kagawa
University Tea Page
Shikoku island college page
Chanoyu
for Men
Bilingual: English part is mostly about tea and Zen
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Last updated January 23, 2003.
We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Stephen Hearn
in the expansion of this list.
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