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I dont understand why would opening up matcha right away after it was stored in fridge will make it humid, whats the science behind it, is it really worse than constantly changing its temperature by acclimatizing it? I heard that room temperature and unstable extreme fluctuation of temperature are really bad for matcha.

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Little do most people know...the secondary usage of the kuse naoishi is a butt plug :3

This video is amazing! Perfect stress reliever! I work as a paramedic and it gets overwhelming at times. this video has made me rest well after a long time of struggling with work-induced insomnia. Thank you so much ! cant wait for more videos! @The Tea Crane

Thanks. I have to do this in judo and this was helpful

This is short process!

This is amazing

You practiced 14 years to serve chai

Can I use a metal teaspoon to push the tea into the sifter? I feel that plastic or wood might too easily get damaged like you said! Thanks!

Is this something you can volunteer for?

Do you know anything about japenese gyokuro and sencha from the 1960s?

I LOVE IT!

Thank you for sharing with us the art and method of brewing gyokuro. This was informative and I look forward to enjoying the tea very soon ☺️

At 6:29 he turns into a housefly

I was moer intreged to wach

Oh that was a long preparation and now I can taste a tea... 13:45 - NANI...!!!

The finger move was totally unexpected at 13:31 😮

do love how can tell that the bowl has been repaired by the gold seems.. dont know alot of traditional things however i do know and love that one

"武家茶道"(?) のお点前は初めて拝見しました。流派により所作の細かい部分にだいぶ違いがあるのですね。大変興味深いです🍵

I’ve learned quite a bit from your video here and I love that a seemingly small object is important enough to gain a personal name and story. I’ve recently purchased a smoked bamboo chashaku for my tea ceremony practice. I love its colour and delicate nature, and now I will be on the lookout for a name that it wants. Thank you for your work on this channel! Peace

Awesome video! How much tea do you use for a single person brewing? How much water do you use?

What style are you doing? Sorry i dont see it ressembles any school that i've watched before

Will try this asap, thanks for the magistral lesson!

I'm a fat westerner and I can only sit like this for about a minute before I start feeling discomfort and my legs start to fall asleep. I'm trying to build it up a bit so that I get better at it. Thanks for the video.

Incredible human being. I love this man. Pure knowledge, high rotating positive energy. Impressed.

Thank you so very much for teaching us the correct way to tie the cord.Much appreciated ❤❤❤

Are they both made of stainless steel? Details like this matter. Thank you.

¡Muchas gracias! es justo lo que necesitaba ♥

Question: I have congenitally bad knees and have had 6 surgeries on the left one alone including one in the last 6 months. I cannot use a Stairmaster or do squats. Is Seiza a possibility for me even with practice? I feel like my orthopaedist will fire me if I ask him. What do the Japanese do when they have very bad knees? Is there an alternative manner of formal sitting for ritual ceremonies when one of the participants has knees like mine? And if so, what is it? I've searched and searched and can find nothing, but modern Japan has a 33% rate of knee problems in citizens over 60, so they can't ALL be sitting Seiza.

Just buy a kettle with thermometer!

Sir, can I find a market for hand made tea in Sri Lanka?

Would a warmup before doing this be needed?

Inspiring. Thank you.

Good morning! Thanks for the wonderful video. Where can I find a toolbox with the utensils to fill a Natsume or a Chaire? Thanks

Drink green tea all the time in an iron kettle

how much for tea club delivery to UK please?

I have been a member of The Tea Crane's Tea Club for the past year. Independent of the teas, I like the fact that shipments are quarterly so I don't feel I am getting buried by teas like I think I would feel with monthly shipments. Sosen Sensei's selections are always intriguing. Lots of Japanese greens, some oolongs and an occasional black with a surprise thrown in every once in a while. I've been really enjoying the teas he has selected. One question that has always lingered in my mind was why he kept recommending water just off the boil, particularly for Japanese green teas (Sencha, etc) when "common practice" says to keep the water at 80C or below for Senchas. While he is brewing an oolong in this video, his explanation of why he uses boiling water for almost all his teas clarifies the science behind the "off the boil" recommendation. I now understand. Thank you Sosen Sensei.

You mentioned soaking the whisk tines to make them springier and less brittle @3:04. How long, and is this also necessary if you don't use the whisk for prolonged periods? Thank You!

“This is terrible It has all the necessary ingredients But it lacks the most important one, balance”

Thank you

Finally The Avatar makes tea. Iroh would been proud.

That was such a peaceful video! Thank you Tyas! <3

I've been enjoying your videos and appreciate the effort you put into them! I watched all your videos in just one day 😄. I would be thrilled if you could create videos about Chagama in the future. Topics could include how to use it from start to finish, proper maintenance and cleaning, important considerations, and even comparisons with electric alternatives. I'm particularly interested in whether Chagama works on induction stovetops for home use. As a fan, I'd love to learn more about the background and usage of Chagama iron pots from a professional like yourself. Looking forward to your future content!" Warm regards from Switzerland, Alessandro

You put so much effort in this video!! Well done!! I think it might help to make a connection between Japanese tea ceremony culture and young people all the around the world who like Pokémon!

Just started brewing gyokuro my Kyusu is coming In The mail. Thank you for the heads up on the how to do video bro. Can’t wait to try

Can I buy chaki and the Hira Natsume from you? 🤞 I really like the design and the craftsmanship behind it! Or can you tell me the manufactory that makes these works of art? By the way, I love your videos and your Instagram channel!✨ I look forward to your answer🙏 Kind regards from Switzerland, Alessandro

These Pokémon also try to touch on the concept of Kintsugi as you can see from the cracks being repaired by a green substance on them. You can see more of this in Polchagiest's reveal trailer

Oh this is something I have never heard about! Thank you for sharing the story of these tea items that inspired the Pokemon designs! I wonder if there is a cross-over also within Tea Ceremony, have you ever come across tea ceremony items that were designed with Pokemon references? It certainly would be out of the ordinary!

Plastic is not good for health if used long term. Because it can release microplastics and other toxins.

Perfect instruction!!!!! I was waiting this. Thank you!