1:00 PM
Preparation of Usucha — whipped, light tea. 15:00
Preparation of koicha — stirred, strong tea.
Bōki literally means “forget everyday matters.” This is possible at the Museum of Asian Art. In the Bōki-an tea house specially designed for the Humboldt Forum, the Chadō Urasenke Teeweg-Verein Berlin provides insights into traditional tea gatherings. Experience the culture of the tea trail in front of outstanding works of painting, graphics, ceramics and lacquerwork.
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Chanoyu The Japanese tea trail
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Bōki literally means “forget everyday matters.” This is possible at the Museum of Asian Art. In the Bōki-an tea house specially designed for the Humboldt Forum, the Chadō Urasenke Teeweg-Verein Berlin provides insights into traditional tea gatherings. Experience the culture of the tea trail in front of outstanding works of painting, graphics, ceramics and lacquerwork.
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