Japanese Tea Ceremony: An Introduction
Lifelong Learning

Step into another culture and time as you participate in the ancient ritual of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. The Tea Ceremony began in seventh-century China and plays a significant role in Japanese culture today. Your tea master will explain the history and philosophy of the ceremony, its relationship to Zen Buddhism, demonstrate the rules and use of utensils, and have you practice some steps of the ceremony. Then she will conduct the ceremony, serving you a steaming bowl of tea and Japanese sweets to savor. You'll leave class with a new perspective and your own Japanese tea kit to practice what you've learned.

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Class Sections For Japanese Tea Ceremony: An Introduction (LLFW 617)

Summer 2024 Section 1, Starting on: 07/13/2024

Due to extensive material purchasing, the deadline for dropping this course and receiving your special fee refund is June 30th. This class takes place in person at the University Connected Learning and Continuing Education building (540 Arapeen Drive, SLC). Special fee is for materials.

Date(s) Day Time Location
07/13/24 S 1:00 pm -4:00 pm UUCE 132
Tuition: $49.00 + Special Fee: $50.00 = $99.00      

Instructor: HARUKO SADLER

This section is currently full.

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