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Cha-no-yu

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Cha-no-yu : The Japanese Tea Ceremony. Lit. Tea and hot water. The ceremonial making and taking of tea in a mood which aims at Satori (q.v.). A form of Japanese culture which springs from Zen Buddhism.

See Okakura Kakuzo, The Book of Tea.


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