【For Family】 Courtesy/Manner classroom in Japan
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- Age 6～Age 100
- 2～3 hours
Bukubuku tea is a unique type of tea that has been enjoyed during the Ryukyu dynasty in “hospitality” to the book-enclosure messenger, departure, departure, and celebration. By using organic brown rice as the main ingredient, it has been loved as an earth-friendly tea. Furthermore, water minerals are important for bubbling and bubbling, and offshore hard water is optimal. You can experience the history and culture of Ryukyu from the tea ceremony of Ryukyu Bukubuku Tea and feel the spirit of “Omotenashi” while thinking about the Ryukyu Dynasty.
- Age 6～Age 70
- 1～2 hours
- 10:00 / 17:00
Samurai culture has been built up over centuries since ancient times. The stage art of "Kembu" carries it on through dance. We want samurai enthusiasts throughout Japan and the world to know the charm of Kembu, so we are holding workshops that extract highlights from the works so that anyone can enjoy them. Why not interpret the poems and dance to their stories and reminisce about the era in which the samurai lived? This time, from among the many performances, we will introduce Rai Sanyo's Chinese poem "Hachiman-ko". Let's dance powerfully to the image of Minamoto no Yoritomo and Ashikaga Takauji's ancestor Minamoto no Yoshiie, who went on an expedition to Oshu during the Gosannen War. - "Sword techniques" required in the play - Basic sword handling - About the expression "mitate" using a fan - Explanation of the poems and texts - Demonstration performance by the instructor - Commemorative photo, if desired, wear "stage costume" - For hygiene reasons, tabi socks can be purchased for 300 yen. If you have tabi, please bring them with you. In addition, we recommend tabi socks with bleached soles.
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