Tatsusaburo Hayashiya

Indeholder "1. Origins of the Tea Ceremony", "2. Formal, Semiformal, Informal", " Ami, the Connoisseurs of Things Chinese", " Juko, the Father of the Tea Ceremony", " Jo-o and Rikyu", " From Palace Tea to Tea in the Sitting Room", " The Spirit of Wabi", " Utensils of Formal Tea", " Utensils of Informal Tea", "3. Suki: Artistic taste", " Oribe's Taste for Irregularity", " Koetsu's Spirit of Resistance.", " Sansai, the Conservative", " The Expansion of the Tearoom", " The Introduction of Scenic Elements", " Oribe's Taste in Tea Utensils", " Tea Bowls of Koetsu", "4. Rusticity Refined", " Enshu and the Daimyo Style of Tea", " Sowa and the Court Style of Tea", " Sekishu and the Perfected Daimyo Tea", " The Server's Seat at the Stage for a Performance", " Tearooms in the Enshu Style", " Teahouses of the Nobility", " Enshu's Style of Tea", " The Nostalgia for Courtly Elegance", "5. Harmony, Respect, Purity, Tranquility", " The 'Beggar' Sotan", " Yoraku-in and Rationalism", " Deepening the Concept of Wabi", " The Relaxation of Spatial Tension", " Favourite Tea Utensils of Sotan", " Utensils of Yoraku-in's Time", "6. The Taste for Renowned Wares", " Matsudaira Fumai", " Signs of the Apporaching Meiji Restoration", " The Sukiya", " The Overthrow of Fixed Forms", " The Yearning for Meibutsu", " The Unshu Meibutsu", "7. Tea as a Work of Art", " Tenshin and The Book of Tea", " The Artistic Value of Tea", " The Re-creation of Historical Tea Parties", "8. The Design of the Tea Garden and the Teahouse", " The Courtyard and the Roji", " From the Roji to the Garden", " The Four-and-a-Half-Mat Tearoom", " The Daimi-gamae and the Doan-gakoi", " The Koma and the Hiroma", " Originality in the Combination of Parts", "9. The Beauty in Tea", " The Beauty of Wabi", " The Beauty of the Formal, Semiformal, and Informal", " The Beauty of Refined Rusticity".

En indføring i tecemonien og dens betydning for japansk kunst. Jeg har vist ikke helt forstået konceptet, selv om jeg har et sæt skåle og af og til drikker matcha te.… (mais)