Camellia TeaCeremony
Camellia TeaCeremony
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Walk from Kiyomizu Temple to Flower Teahouse
Follow Nao-san as she weaves her way from the World Heritage Site of Kiyomizu-dera to Camellia Flower Teahouse (via Kiyomizu-zaka, Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zaka).
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Walk from Camellia Flower Teahouse to Kiyomizu Temple
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Nao-san guides you from Camellia Flower Teahouse to the World Heritage Site of Kiyomizu Temple (via Ninen-zaka, Sannen-zaka and Kiyomizu-zaka).
Moon Rabbit Oshiruko.
Просмотров 4412 года назад
Kameya Yoshinaga's (亀屋良長 @yoshimura0303) 'hane-usagi' (はねうさぎ). Break open the cute moon rabbit and add hot water to create delicious oshiruko (お汁粉), a sweet bean soup. Each rabbit comes with a random kohaku (琥珀) moon. The phase of the moon-sweet determines your fortune...a full moon represents the best luck you can have.
4 Whisks / 4 Matchas : What's the best whisk for matcha?
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 года назад
We often get asked what utensils are essential for making matcha, and our answer is simple...you need a good whisk. But outside of Japan it can be difficult finding a bamboo whisk. Atsuko-san looks at some alternatives she found in her kitchen. But how are the end results? 4 bowls of matcha, 4 whisks, 4 very different results....
Taizo-in Sakura in Full Bloom
Просмотров 2132 года назад
A walk through the gardens at Taizo-in, and its famous shidare-zakura.
To-ji (東寺) Light up 2022
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An evening walk beneath the cherry trees at Toji temple.
Walk from Ryoan-ji Station to Camellia Garden Teahouse
Просмотров 2072 года назад
Nao-san walks from Ryoan-ji Station (on the Randen Tram Line) to Camellia Garden Teahouse, via Dragon Street and the best reviewed Okonomiyaki Restaurant in Kyoto!
Walk from Camellia Garden Teahouse to Myoshin-ji Temple
Просмотров 2302 года назад
Nao-san guides you from Camellia Garden Teahouse to Myoshin-ji Temple via Dragon Street and Ryoan-ji Station (part of the Randen Tram Line).
Walk from Ryoanji Temple to Camellia Garden Teahouse
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Nao-san guides you from the bus stop (buses coming from the city) to Camellia Garden Teahouse. It's a very short walk!
Walk from Camellia Garden Teahouse to Ryoan-ji Temple
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Nao-san walks you from our Camellia Garden Teahouse to Ryoan-ji Temple, the taxi rank and the bus stop (for buses into the city).
Kuzu-yu (葛湯)
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Kuzu-yu (葛湯) is a syrupy, sweet Japanese soup, made from fine-powdered roots of kuzu (the arrowroot plant). It can be served as a hot dessert drink, to fortify the body against the cold, or as a herbal remedy for colds, sore throats, upset stomachs and even hangovers.
Thick and Thin Tea (koi-cha vs. usu-cha).
Просмотров 9983 года назад
Atsuko-san and Nao-san prepare koi-cha (thick matcha) and usu-cha (thin matcha). Koi-cha uses approximately 3gm matcha and 30ml hot water.
Introducing May Matcha
Просмотров 2913 года назад
Wakabayashi-san from 'Rokkaku Chikiriya Chaho' introduces our May matcha selection...an organic matcha called 'Seifu' ('Pure Breeze').
Introducing 'Kuzu-nagashi' (葛ながし)
Просмотров 9263 года назад
The easiest way to tell what season it is in Japan is to explore the sweets on display in traditional confectionary stores. This morning Atsuko-san picked up 'Kuzu-nagashi' (葛ながし) from Oimatsu (老松)...a cooling Kyōto snack for the summer.
抹茶定期便「毎日抹茶の会」初便の中身公開!
Просмотров 5903 года назад
抹茶定期便「毎日抹茶の会」初便の中身公開!
Introducing our Monthly Matcha Subscription Service
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
Introducing our Monthly Matcha Subscription Service
Murakami-san chats about Ikebana (生け花)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
Murakami-san chats about Ikebana (生け花)
The Secret of Kneeling
Просмотров 4243 года назад
The Secret of Kneeling
Cup Noodle MATCHA!
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Cup Noodle MATCHA!
Dry Sweets (干菓子 ‘higashi’)
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Dry Sweets (干菓子 ‘higashi’)
Tea Ceremony: Preparing the Natsume (棗 ‘tea caddy’)
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Tea Ceremony: Preparing the Natsume (棗 ‘tea caddy’)
Happy New Year from Camellia
Просмотров 4754 года назад
Happy New Year from Camellia
Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Germany
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Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Germany
Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Spain
Просмотров 8764 года назад
Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Spain
Itoen MatchaLove
Просмотров 6524 года назад
Itoen MatchaLove
some points when wearing a Kimono
Просмотров 4394 года назад
some points when wearing a Kimono
Camellia's Exclusive Face Masks
Просмотров 7344 года назад
Camellia's Exclusive Face Masks
Camellia Tea Ceremony
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Camellia Tea Ceremony
Traditional Japanese sweets (Wagahi) making - Okeiko bako
Просмотров 4484 года назад
Traditional Japanese sweets (Wagahi) making - Okeiko bako
Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Australia
Просмотров 5744 года назад
Cheer-up Tea Ceremony - Australia

Комментарии

  • @anniemac4637
    @anniemac4637 3 месяца назад

    Perfect ❤

  • @ianoverseas
    @ianoverseas 8 месяцев назад

    My ASMR journey is complete! I never knew that this is where it started. We're visiting Japan in Jan 2025 and I hope we can include this experience on our itinerary.

  • @Ray-js8sl
    @Ray-js8sl 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful otemae! Which school is this? Also, is it ok to add a small kensui under chawan? If not, how do people transporta tea kettle, furo, and kensui? Also, where are you located? Are you offering lessons at the location? Thank you so much!!❤

  • @Ray-js8sl
    @Ray-js8sl 9 месяцев назад

    Which Ryuha is it?

  • @Ray-js8sl
    @Ray-js8sl 9 месяцев назад

    Is this omote senke?

  • @77cha-com
    @77cha-com 11 месяцев назад

    Chinese people are used to serving tea to guests and have formed a corresponding tea etiquette. For example, when inviting a guest to drink tea, the cup should be placed on the tray and offered with both hands. The cup should be placed in front of the guest's right hand. When talking and drinking, the guest should be provided with water in time. The guest should be good at "taste", sipping tea slowly and taking small mouthfuls instead of gulping it down.

  • @nyotamwuaji6484
    @nyotamwuaji6484 11 месяцев назад

    one day, i should like to attend one of these in person. I should also like to learn the history and traditions of the tea ceremony

  • @theatrical-machine
    @theatrical-machine Год назад

    Love ❤❤❤

  • @iwatchyoutube202
    @iwatchyoutube202 Год назад

    This was SO amazing, many thanks.

  • @A1N2D3R4E5Y
    @A1N2D3R4E5Y Год назад

    Thank you, ladies. It was very, VERY interesting!

  • @0525carla
    @0525carla Год назад

    Very informative, thank you for sharing.

  • @barrybecker3706
    @barrybecker3706 Год назад

    Beautiful!

  • @lauraleech5188
    @lauraleech5188 Год назад

    I missed the amount of water to the tea bowl.

  • @silviamileto9401
    @silviamileto9401 Год назад

  • @NealeOBrien
    @NealeOBrien Год назад

    How beautiful. A totally serene experience; i would love to experience this once in my lifetime. Beautiful women - so elegant!

  • @Mau-P
    @Mau-P Год назад

    Niiice

  • @huntrrams
    @huntrrams Год назад

    Thank you for this authentic way to create matcha! I feel like I’m back in Kyoto ❤❤

  • @joshenyou360
    @joshenyou360 Год назад

    Can you please tell me what brand of matcha you like and where I might purchase it?

  • @stringman509
    @stringman509 Год назад

    I do love matcha it is so good for you best wishes Colin UK 🇬🇧 😊 xx

  • @inthezone9817
    @inthezone9817 Год назад

    perfect tea ceremony, great video

  • @Kimmy34q
    @Kimmy34q Год назад

    I wonder how you can tell if the water is hot enough without a thermometer.

  • @Ceremonia_de_te_en_barcelona

    Greetings from Barcelona from Guillermo! I am happy to see you here! :)

  • @cafemobileplageaindiab280
    @cafemobileplageaindiab280 Год назад

    Can matcha tea be made with milk?

  • @jhunmontina6422
    @jhunmontina6422 Год назад

    how can you enjoy when you have too many rules on drinking tea.

    • @joshenyou360
      @joshenyou360 Год назад

      I believe it is an experience meant to be enjoyed not rushed. To make this part of your day relaxing and calming. What a lovely ceremony.

  • @pinkmagicali
    @pinkmagicali Год назад

    This is so calming to watch. Exactly what I am looking for. A small antidote to the chaos of the world. It reminds me to slow down.

  • @MarcinBarcz
    @MarcinBarcz Год назад

    After reading "The Pillow Book" and "The Tale of Genji", I realised that the most commonly consumed drink during court ceremonies was not tea, but sake - and in large quantities. I suppose harmony with the world was reached fairly quickly...

  • @gypsygirl731
    @gypsygirl731 Год назад

    Well done I. Not used to things being slow but I stayed and saw how you do it

  • @MrsFonfel
    @MrsFonfel Год назад

    I have been looking for the tea ceremony video and this one made me so relaxed and I really felt as if I was there with You. Thank You very much for this video, it is beautiful. The experience of watching it was amazing. I take the feeling of peace with me. I really hope to visit You one day.

  • @robtindall1431
    @robtindall1431 2 года назад

    What a charming video - it did indeed cheer me up, here in the UK. So many thanks,

  • @brianfromtheambar7944
    @brianfromtheambar7944 2 года назад

    I love thus channel. Great information, and always spirit lifting. Thank you for this, and all the hard work . Videos are not easy, and your quality is very good.

  • @pilina1229
    @pilina1229 2 года назад

    足痺れた隆治さん、かわいいかよ❤❤❤

  • @kinghenry7888
    @kinghenry7888 2 года назад

    Love your presentation

  • @retribution999
    @retribution999 2 года назад

    I just put a spoonful in a cup, stir and drink. Tastes good and has same health benefits without the froth.

  • @Hexarth
    @Hexarth 2 года назад

    i thought that was elvis in the thumbnail

  • @ericvandenoord5873
    @ericvandenoord5873 2 года назад

    To vast,take your time

  • @camelliateaceremony
    @camelliateaceremony 2 года назад

    Many school trips had been delayed during the pandemic, and when things began to return to normal I think many schools took the opportunity to visit Kyoto while the borders remained closed. There were so many students during June!

  • @MageThief
    @MageThief 2 года назад

    A lot of groups of school kids there, had the school started when this video was recorded?

  • @paulgastardo
    @paulgastardo 2 года назад

    I need to know more about what an oshiruko is lol. Is the white wafer stuff edible?

    • @camelliateaceremony
      @camelliateaceremony 2 года назад

      Oshiruko is basically just a sweet bean soup. The wafer is a convenient way to hold the soup powder and once you’ve added hot water you can let the wafer dissolve into the soup.

  • @sivuyisiwecawe8330
    @sivuyisiwecawe8330 2 года назад

    Please load more videos to your RUclips channel

  • @perlas4582
    @perlas4582 2 года назад

    I LIKE NO. 4😍

  • @perlas4582
    @perlas4582 2 года назад

    MACHA WA OISHI NE, NONDA KOTTO ARU AT TEA CEREMONY LEARNING. ARIGATOU😍

  • @hawghawg381
    @hawghawg381 2 года назад

    Too many rules. I will just drink sweet tea.

  • @prietom1031
    @prietom1031 2 года назад

    How eye opening. Thank you for doing this.

  • @naominellissa9148
    @naominellissa9148 2 года назад

    Hello , thank you for the tips , how much water do I put in ? Thank you

  • @fuzzypancake123
    @fuzzypancake123 2 года назад

    Hello!! It would be really fun to see Nao-san walking in normal speed. And hear her talking about the environments. I would very much enjoy that and I think others would too. This kind of content can be very popular, see for example youtuber "rambalac". Have a nice day <3

  • @paulgastardo
    @paulgastardo 2 года назад

    Woah, you can really tell the difference :O Very nice video. But wouldn't the electric whisk be able to achieve the same results given more time (and if you had a bowl that wasnt as beautiful so you dont mind it being damaged)?

    • @camelliateaceremony
      @camelliateaceremony 2 года назад

      Thank you! Actually, you are right. If you use deeper and don't-mind-cracking your bowl, it makes better. BUT! Bamboo whisk always wins :) Since matcha does not contain as much fat as milk, it won't be the same like cappuccino. (Yes, I tried.)

  • @Kaioken20
    @Kaioken20 2 года назад

    I was expecting worse with the electric whisk xD

  • @sivuyisiwecawe8330
    @sivuyisiwecawe8330 2 года назад

    Make more videos❤

  • @jr4chargers
    @jr4chargers 2 года назад

    I’ve only done it twice. The first time came out much better than the second time. Lol 😭 I think I might have added too much water.

  • @skigirl618
    @skigirl618 2 года назад

    Thank you for the directions! I will make sure to use them someday.