[Chashitsu]

the tea ceremony rooms

Koma e Hiroma
the two Japanese
traditionals tea ceremony rooms for the
Omotesenke Sado

Inchanoyu[tea ceremony] four and half and
more tatami rooms are called
Hiroma[large tea ceremony room]
rooms with less tatami are called
tatami e mezzo sono chiamate
Koma[small tea ceremony room]

Komais the world of
wabi-cha andHiromais the world of shoin
[conventional receiving rooms]

wabisabiculture
Koma[sakura fubuki]
(cherry and petals in the wind)
Hiroma[matsukazè]
(wind in the pines)

[courses & teachers]