The subtitles for this video are incredible. Almost never see people put the amount of effort into subtitles as this video has and really adds to the quality of enjoying this experience
I love the tea master’s voice it’s so relaxing and her movements are so precise ,delicate and beautiful :) You did a great job following her instructions - it’s definitely an art form . Great video - mesmerising
A truly wonderful video to watch. Very relaxing, almost got me sleeping at work. The japanese lady is so patient and kind, also her hand-work is mesmerizing and very precise. Loved it, subscribed :)
Thank you so much for posting this! I want to learn about tea ceremonies (and maybe do a mini one at home) and this video helps me so much! It’s so much easier to learn the mannerisms now. 💝
Thanks so much! Such a nice comment to receive. Personally I find my tea ceremony lessons a great way to learn Japanese too- perhaps this can be your first Japanese lesson lol!
It's an interesting point! Honestly, I think Japan taught me so much about tea. It's not just a drink, it's a way of life and way to express the soul 💖😄
@@alidesu1 I think that you can learn various things from Japanese tea and feel the soul because you understand the origin of the manners you have. People who are not good manners will not feel anything
@@alidesu1 I don’t know how you stayed awake while doing this haha. I was on a work trip pre COVID to Tokyo, at a company’s head office they did a tea ceremony for us, I watched the lady do it, I fell into some crazy trance and fell off my chair, in this huge conference room around a table full of Japanese execs. I had to blame it on jet lag. Bit embarrassing!
Japanese tea ceremony, otherwise known as 'sado', was one of the most relaxing, soothing experiences. It really captures the Japanese attitude; to do all tasks to your best, to focus on the detail and appreciate each movement, action and implement. Mari san was such a good teacher and guide, who made my first sado experience truly exceptional. For an affordable, enjoyable Japanese experience, please find Mari San here!: airkitchen.me/kitchen/6750.php xx
I’ve been to Japan a few times I’ve never done a tea ceremony there that would be amazing , I have done it in South Korea that was awesome would love to experience that in Japan. 🙇🏾🙏🏿😀
@@NYCSamlifeabroad STRONGLY recommended for your next visit! It was so relaxing and calming, it was definitely one of my favourite experiences here in Japan!
@@alidesu1 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙇🏾 I will do thank you for your advice ,I’m planning on ordering my Matcha set here Australia I most get Chinese teas as though are more accessible.
For the latest (&equally relaxing😌) tea ceremony with Mari san, please check here!: ruclips.net/video/u8RzHh94RMc/видео.html
The subtitles for this video are incredible. Almost never see people put the amount of effort into subtitles as this video has and really adds to the quality of enjoying this experience
Thank you so much!! 😅 What a lovely comment to receive.
I love the tea master’s voice it’s so relaxing and her movements are so precise ,delicate and beautiful :) You did a great job following her instructions - it’s definitely an art form . Great video - mesmerising
The gentle sounds & movements really added to the calmness of the experience. Truly special & very relaxing!
practiced precision movements trigger me so much
just her cleaning the top of the matcha can thing made my brain melt
brain melting is WHAT WE WANT TO HEAR! So glad you enjoyed 😄
Me too
@@guesteza2413 😄🥰
I am quite not sure anymore how I found this video but I keep coming back to it every now and then. In the top 5 ASMR video selection
You dream! ✨ Thanks for the lovely comment. So glad you enjoy it and I'll be sure to post further tea ceremony sessions! 🥰
A truly wonderful video to watch. Very relaxing, almost got me sleeping at work. The japanese lady is so patient and kind, also her hand-work is mesmerizing and very precise. Loved it, subscribed :)
Thank you so much for such a beautiful comment. I hope you’ll enjoy content to come! ☺️❤️
This is one of the most relaxing videos I have ever watched.
Thank you for your lovely comment :) I'm so glad you enjoyed!
Thank you so much for posting this! I want to learn about tea ceremonies (and maybe do a mini one at home) and this video helps me so much! It’s so much easier to learn the mannerisms now. 💝
Yeah best to watch with captions. Great captioning - it's relaxing and interesting all at once. How cool it would be if I knew Japanese.
Thanks so much! Such a nice comment to receive. Personally I find my tea ceremony lessons a great way to learn Japanese too- perhaps this can be your first Japanese lesson lol!
Even though I don't speak or understand Japanese I love hearing them talk this video ie amazing, interests me so much different cultures
Thanks for your lovely comment! I too find japanese so soothing and relaxing 😌glad you enjoyed!
Such a lovely video. in the future, i would love to experience a Japanese ceremony as well 😄
Thank you so much! I hope you can experience it too, as it was relaxing AND delicious! The best combination 😄💖
Tea is so difficult that even Japanese people don’t understand it , but it’s quick to understand and smart.
It's an interesting point! Honestly, I think Japan taught me so much about tea. It's not just a drink, it's a way of life and way to express the soul 💖😄
@@alidesu1
I think that you can learn various things from Japanese tea and feel the soul because you understand the origin of the manners you have. People who are not good manners will not feel anything
@@南観水 Thank you! I think maybe tea ceremony is a way to teach people good manners and have a calm feeling.
In serenity, s stands for sleep. Thank you for this awesome video
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment! So glad you enjoyed :)
アリさん
おはようございます❗️
心地よい動画で癒されました。
「静」の空間。
その素晴らしさを再認識しました。
マリアランドのマリアさんの動画が初見でしたので、アリさんを最近知ったばかりなのですが、これまでに
アリさんはヒーリング動画を多数アップされているんですね。
これから少しずつ視聴させて頂きますね😊
おはようございます、コメントありがとうございます！ 私のチャンネルで落ち着いてリラックスできる動画を楽しんでいただけてうれしいです！ ☺🙇🏻♀
アリさん、はじめまして！
私は茶道指導者ですが、茶道のお稽古では指輪・時計・ネイルは絶対禁止です。
Why are we in such hurry in our life nowadays??take a Look at the time they enjoy a bowl of tea...
You're so right! There's a luxury in embracing each and every moment, that we are losing touch with.
This is an amazing video! I had the same experience wi try my first tea ceremony!
Thank you so much, Kinsan! So glad you could experience the tranquility first hand, too! 😄
❤️👌Good Morning Friend 🍵 Good Vidéo 🙏🏽
Good evening, from Tokyo! Thanks for the lovely comment!
Cómo se llama la taza de babu. Con palomlargo para agarrar el eguav
Havent felt the tingles in over 6 months, and this hit me hard, god damn i feel relaxed watching this. thank you.
Hurrah for the tingles! So glad you enjoyed it😄💖
@@alidesu1 I don’t know how you stayed awake while doing this haha. I was on a work trip pre COVID to Tokyo, at a company’s head office they did a tea ceremony for us, I watched the lady do it, I fell into some crazy trance and fell off my chair, in this huge conference room around a table full of Japanese execs. I had to blame it on jet lag. Bit embarrassing!
@@FCD844 😂😂 wow, I think your ASMR heart belongs in Japan!! There's something so mesmerising about each movement having purpose and meaning💖
Whoever invented this ceremony must have been having a laugh
Qué dulce suena el idioma japonés hablado por las mujeres. En los hombres suena muy rudo.
He dormido mucho mientras editaba el vídeo 🤭😂
masks WTF.
Japanese tea ceremony, otherwise known as 'sado', was one of the most relaxing, soothing experiences. It really captures the Japanese attitude; to do all tasks to your best, to focus on the detail and appreciate each movement, action and implement.
Mari san was such a good teacher and guide, who made my first sado experience truly exceptional.
For an affordable, enjoyable Japanese experience, please find Mari San here!: airkitchen.me/kitchen/6750.php
xx
I’ve been to Japan a few times I’ve never done a tea ceremony there that would be amazing , I have done it in South Korea that was awesome would love to experience that in Japan. 🙇🏾🙏🏿😀
@@NYCSamlifeabroad STRONGLY recommended for your next visit! It was so relaxing and calming, it was definitely one of my favourite experiences here in Japan!
@@alidesu1 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙇🏾 I will do thank you for your advice ,I’m planning on ordering my Matcha set here Australia I most get Chinese teas as though are more accessible.
@@NYCSamlifeabroad oh nice! A good cup of tea really is the way. Will you buy the little chasen (whisk) too?!