茶道上田宗箇流 (1984年) (ひろしま文庫〈2〉)
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茶道上田宗箇流 (1984年) (ひろしま文庫〈2〉)

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non-fiction Japanese Culture Tea Ceremony
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This 1984 publication from the Hiroshima Bunko series introduces the Ueda Soko school of tea ceremony. It covers the foundational aspects of this Japanese tradition, emphasizing harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility in the practice of chanoyu. Ideal for enthusiasts of cultural arts seeking authentic guidance.

About This Book

The book delves into the Ueda Soko school of tea ceremony, a revered tradition in Japanese culture originating from the teachings of Ueda Soko.

Published in 1984 as part of the Hiroshima Bunko series, volume 2, it offers insights into the principles and practices of this specific tea path.

Readers can expect an exploration of the aesthetic and spiritual elements central to this flow of chanoyu.

This work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in traditional Japanese arts and rituals.

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