Tea ceremony on Sunday, 3 May 2015, at Leura.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Open Ro season
Hatsugama
On Sunday, 1 February 2015, we had Hatsugama at Leura
Hatsugama（初釜) – first tea ceremony of the year.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Hatsugama 2015
Now we have FB-page
- Now, 7 November 2014, we have FB-page – Urasenke Sydney
- On Sunday, October 12, we had our Spring Annual Chakai at The Maiden Theatre in The Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens.
The Honseki was set in The Moore Room adjacent to The Maiden Theatre. Four and a half Tatami mats were laid and Toko-no-ma was created with Shoji screens and a Australian natural timber board. Shin-Daisu was chosen for this years Honseki setting.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Spring Annual Chakai 2014
Hanami at Canberra
30rh September (Tuesday)
We had perform chado demonstration (Misono-dana temae) at Japanese Embassy.
Hanami (花見, literally “flower viewing”) is the traditional Japanese custom of enjoying the beauty of flowers, especially cherry blossoms (桜, sakura). The practice of Hanami is more than a thousand years old, and is still very popular in Japan today.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Hanami at Canberra
Chado demonstration for Koto Concert at Glebe Town Hall
Chado demonstration for “Song of Winds” – Koto Concert at Glebe Town Hall.
Date: Saturday, 16 August, 2014
Venue: Glebe Town Hall, 160 St.Johns Road, Glebe
Time: 2:00 – 4:00 pm
We had perform chado demonstration (Misono-dana temae) in the background of Japanese music with koto, Shamisen. During interval of the concert, we had serve tea for audiences.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Chado demonstration for Koto Concert at Glebe Town Hall
Coffee Festival at Sutherland
10 August, 2014 (Sunday)
On Sunday we gave chado demonstrations at the Sutherland Coffee Festival. There were many food and coffee stalls in a park. We set up misono-dana in the Japanese garden that Sutherland sister city’s Chuo-ku donated. It was a warm day and many people turned up.
We demonstrated with Misono-dana, and many people interested to see Japanese Tea Ceremony performance and listened the explanation of the Tea ceremony history with background of Japanese Culture.
More photos you can see in Gallery – Coffee Festival at Sutherland