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Various objects related to Japanese tea.
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Meoto chasen, for the batabata-cha
This bamboo utensil is made of two special chasens attached together. It is meant for preparing batabata-cha from Birudan in Toyama, and it is called a “meoto-chasen”, where “meoto” can be... This bamboo utensil is made of two special chasens attached together. It is meant for preparing batabata-cha from Birudan in Toyama, and it is called a “meoto-chasen”, where “meoto” can be... -
Horoku, pot for roasting hoji-cha
This accessory, which is known as a horoku, or sometimes a hoji-ki, is used to make hoji-cha at home. All you have to do is put 3–5 grams (1-1.5 tsp) of Japanese green tea in the horoku, and then... This accessory, which is known as a horoku, or sometimes a hoji-ki, is used to make hoji-cha at home. All you have to do is put 3–5 grams (1-1.5 tsp) of Japanese green tea in the horoku, and then...