Chadō
The ‘way of tea’ is a ritual experience that embodies the natural world with all its imperfections.
Few things are more quintessentially Japanese than the traditional tea ceremony or chadō, meaning ‘the way of tea’. It is a cultural experience that has been considered representative of the essential spirit of Japan, kami.
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