Green Tea Ceremony

Hey im a studying Geishas and i am doing a presentation on them , i

have decided that during the presentation the veiwers will sit on the

floor and i will offer them japanese green tea to get them feeling what i

If you can make or buy some, I would suggest the little cakes filled with bean paste. Something like this should work: http://japanesefood.about.com/od/japanes ecake/r/manjucake.htm

There are a few other possible ideas here, if you...

2009-04-29 14:55:39 by Samantha

A form of spiritual art. Mariko-san impressed me with her elegant movement, deep knowledge, and thoughtful attention to every detail. Music by ...

As the question is, Why is Japanese green tea fromo tea ceremonies much more sweeter and nicer then green tea drinks and green tea teabags you can buy from shops?

because in the sacred tea ceremony they are using the finest leaves and forming the sweetest and most delicious blend for respect of the tea ceremony which is very important, the green tea bags in the store are fermented, dried, and processed, so...

2009-04-10 00:33:27 by Answer

I love both tea and Japanese culture, I love having people over for tea as well. I know how to serve a traditional Irish tea, but I would love to learn how to serve my green teas in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Also, if you can tell me...

There are actually quite a few videos on this on youtube.com ...try looking there first.

2009-01-20 09:59:54 by Magpie

I know you're not supposed to drink it on an empty stomach, :) BUT if I'm studying, I'm not really paying attention to things... until I collapse in a mass of squivering, grinding and knashing of teeth. I drink coffee on an empty stomach, (in mass

It could be the high anti-oxidant level. Which, if your body is full of oxidants. (which most are) gets attacked severely when on an empty stomache. The anti-oxidant compounds seeking what ever it can find to nuetralize. Without food this can...

2006-04-13 18:20:43 by caboose

Its this like little green ball thing thats firm yet mushy. It was amazing! and sweet, too. I should have bought it at the gift store before we left when I saw it in a store at the airport before we left. dangit. but yeah.. so whats it called?

If the green sweet was such as those pics below, it is called KUSA-MOCHI in Japanese. It is raw sweet and the bst before date expires so soon.

http://image-search.yahoo.co.jp/search?e i=UTF-8&fr=sfp&p=%E8%8D%89%E3%82 %82%E3%81%

2009-03-11 22:48:29 by Someone.