もしかして: "Sen no Rikyu"
... Sen No Rikyu, el creador de la ceremonia del te se refugio en el jardin, como tambien lo hizo uno de los lideres del movimiento subterraneo de ios Meiji, que produjo como resultado el nuevo Japotf. Actualmente, los turistas japoneses ...
Museum. THE CULT OF TEA: AN EXHIBIT COMMEMORATING THE 400TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF SEN NO RIKYU, through April 15, The Morlkami Museum and Japanese Gardens, 4000 Morlkami Park Road, Delray Beach. Call 495-0233.
Museum. THE CULT OF TEA: AN EXHIBIT COMMEMORATING THE 400TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF SEN NO RIKYU, through April 15, The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, 4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach. Call 495-0233.
Japanese ceremony emphasizes simple beauty of surroundings. Page El. One, Sen no Rikyu, developed a ritual that took place in plain surroundings with simple utensils to encourage both host and guests to experience the simple beauty of ...
... Sen-no-Rikyu started the custom as it is known today. In the days of Rikyu, the country was at war, with men. fighting and local leaders hav ing difficult times. Cha-no-yu was adopted by such persons to relieve their mind of all worries ...
... Sen No Rikyu in die late 16th century, and has since become an integral part of Japanese tradition. After a decade of trial and error Ito En Ltd, Japan's leading green tea maker, in 1985 die company finally succeeded in producing canned ...
... Sen no Rikyu, who gained so much influence that he was ordered by a jealous warlord to commit suicide. "Not only did Rikyu build tea houses, combining all kinds of arts, but invited guests for spiritual communication," the grey-haired ...
... Sen-no-Rikyu started the custom as it is known today. -.In the- days of Rikyu, -the country was at war, with men fighting and local leaders having difficult times. Cha-no-yu was adopted by such persons to relieve their mind of all ...
... Sen-no Rikyu, a Buddhist monk who brought the traditional tea ceremony to new spiritual heights. One of his followers is the warlord Hideyoshi Toyotomi (Tsutomu Yamazaki), a ruler who admires Rikyu and considers him a mentor. The film ...
... Sen no Rikyu who went to a wise tea-master to learn the art of the tea ceremony. The tea master tested the student by asking him to tend to the tea garden. Rikyu raked and cleaned the garden to perfection. But before presenting his work ...