Washitsu

: checker board tatami

: Kitchenette/MitsuYa

: SouHeki sensei

: Washitsu interior

: Tokonoma

: Ikebana

: Kotatsu

: Cha setup

: Alcove

: Shoes of students

: admiring Garden

: Souheki and Junko

: Wagashi

: Kimono event

: Junko serves Matcha

: Fusuma

: Ikebana

: Seno gives Urasenke lesson

: Ro setup

: Shoji Ceiling

: small Zen Garden

: Floral arrangement

: Perpendicular doors

: Tatami Media Room

: Early morning light

: Matcha

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Sophie Treillard on November 12, 2016 at 11:06 pm said:

Dear Madam, Sir,
I would be interested in taking lessons or attending traditional tea ceremonies. Could you let me know who I can contact or when you would host such events?
Thank you
Best Regards

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- NYC Washitsu on December 16, 2016 at 12:46 pm said:
  
  Apologies for delayed answer – please directly contact our team master – Keiko Kitazawa –
  moonlightnj10@yahoo.com
  She will assist you
  Thank you very much
  
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