
茶の湯
chanoyu
(Japanese) tea ceremony
trà thang
茶会 (會)
chakai
tea gathering (informal)
trà hội
茶事
chaji
tea event
trà sự

茶室
chashitsu
tea room
trà thất
床間
tokonoma
alcove
sàng gian
茶器
chaki
tea ceremony utensils
trà khí
鉄瓶
tetsubin
cast-iron kettle
thiết bình
茶碗
chawan
tea bowl
trà oản (bát trà)
茶巾
chakin
tea towel
trà cân

茶杓
chashaku
tea scoop
trà thược

茶壺
chatsubo
tea urn, tea jar
trà hồ (thạp đựng trà)

茶入
chaire
tea caddy (ceramic, for thick matcha)
trà nhập (hộp sứ nhỏ đựng mạt trà)

棗
natsume
tea caddy (lacquer, for thin matcha)
táo (hộp sơn mài, đựng mạt trà)
茶筅
chasen
tea whisk
trà tiển (chổi đánh trà)

水指
mizusashi
water jar
thủy chỉ (bình đựng nước)
茶人
chajin
tea man
trà nhân

—
和
wa
harmony
hoà
敬
kei
respect
kính
清
sei
purity
thanh
寂
jaku
tranquility
tịch
—
功夫茶
gōng fū chá
công phu trà
煎茶道
senchadō
way of sencha
tiễn trà đạo
急須
kyusu
teapot
cấp tu (ấm trà Nhật)
茶船
cháchuán
tea boat
trà thuyền
宝瓶
hōhin or houhin
handless teapot (literally treasure vessel)
bảo bình
湯冷まし
yuzamashi
water cooling vessel
thang lãnh

茶量
charyo
tea spoon/scoop
trà lượng
茶合
chago/sagō
tea scoop
trà hợp
–
抹茶
matcha
tea powder
mạt trà
煎茶
sencha
tiễn trà
玉露
gyokuro
jade dew
ngọc lộ
釜炒り茶
kamairicha
pan-fried green tea
Phủ sao trà (trà xanh sấy trên chảo, tương tự trà Thái Nguyên, Bảo Lộc của Việt Nam)
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https://scotttea.wordpress.com/2020/07/10/the-skill-and-challenge-of-love-and-hate/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sencha
https://japanobjects.com/features/tea-ceremony-utensils
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Kōetsu’s tea bowls
https://chano-yu.com/japanese-museum-antiques/japans-national-treasure-shirorakuchawan-fujisan/
https://www.suntory.com/sma/collection/gallery/detail?lang=en&id=383
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Bamboo tea scoop by Hayakawa Shōkosai
https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/art-japan-online/bamboo-tea-scoop-12/40249
How do you fry tea leaves? kamairicha? This is intriguing to me. Also, is it possible to acquire tea seeds in the USA? Thank you for your posts.
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Thanks for reading my blog. You can find info here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamairicha
Maybe more like roasting than frying, but the term got translated from Japanese.
My friend in San Francisco has a garden with several tea trees. Here in Phoenix our co-worker Jason Trotter is planting a tea tree but I haven’t talked to him lately about it. I will try to find out and let you know.
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I know Jason. Tell him hello. Ask where he got it? Thanks… And yes, roasting makes more sense. LOL
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