The art of chasen- making, crucial for the Japanese tea ceremony, started in the 16th century under Murata Juko, who ...

The bamboo chasen, as it's traditionally known, holds a prime place in Japanese tea ceremonies. It's not just a tea whisk but ...

The art of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies takes a lifetime to learn, and utensils take on added significance. The most iconic accessory is the whisk. Traditional Japanese whisks, called ...

Loyola's Karate Club and Japanese Cultural Club hosted a traditional tea ceremony to celebrate Japanese history.

Simply whisk one teaspoon of matcha powder with a little hot water until frothy. Warm 200ml of your favorite milk (dairy or plant-based) and pour it into the matcha mixture. Add honey or sugar to ...