26th April 2009, Wisteria festival in Yatomi city Japan. those girls are learning Macha from a teacher. Macha is Ten ceremony: Sado, also called chado or cho no yu, is the traditional etiquette of preparing and drinking tea when one has guests. In sado, special powdered tea. different from ordinary Japanese tea. is chiefly used. the powdered tea ps put into a teacup, hot water is poured on it, it is whipped with a bamboo whisk till it foams and it is drunk.2009年4月27日月曜日
Miss girls are learning Macha in the Wisteria festival
26th April 2009, Wisteria festival in Yatomi city Japan. those girls are learning Macha from a teacher. Macha is Ten ceremony: Sado, also called chado or cho no yu, is the traditional etiquette of preparing and drinking tea when one has guests. In sado, special powdered tea. different from ordinary Japanese tea. is chiefly used. the powdered tea ps put into a teacup, hot water is poured on it, it is whipped with a bamboo whisk till it foams and it is drunk.
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