Book: Chanoyu Quarterly, Issue #32
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This book is one of a series of 88 issues published on the practice of Tea Ceremony by the Urasenke Foundation from 1970 to 1999.
The contents of this 1982 issue include: Tradition and Adaptation by Sen Soshitsu XV Instructions for the Monastery Cook: Dogen Zenji's Tenzo Kyokun by Thomas Wright Early Kyoto Ceramics by Kawahara Masahiko Kekkai: The Aesthetics of Partitions by Itoh Teiji "The Essence of Chanoyu Lies Precisely in What Isn't Chanoyu" by Tsutsui Hiroichi Tamae Tea Procedure: Jiku Kazari Book Reviews: Mitchel Bring and Josse Wayemburgh, Japanese Gardens: Design and Meaning (Ron Herman) / Chikamatsu Shigemori; ed., Mori Toshiko, Stories from a Tearoom Window Allan Palmer) / Horst Hammitzsch, Zen in the Art of the Tea Ceremony (Ronald Louis Nado)
We occasionally can get issues of this publication. Let us know what issue or topic you are looking for, and we will see if we can get it for you. Copies of the contents of all 88 issues can be sent to you on email request.
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The contents of this 1982 issue include: Tradition and Adaptation by Sen Soshitsu XV Instructions for the Monastery Cook: Dogen Zenji's Tenzo Kyokun by Thomas Wright Early Kyoto Ceramics by Kawahara Masahiko Kekkai: The Aesthetics of Partitions by Itoh Teiji "The Essence of Chanoyu Lies Precisely in What Isn't Chanoyu" by Tsutsui Hiroichi Tamae Tea Procedure: Jiku Kazari Book Reviews: Mitchel Bring and Josse Wayemburgh, Japanese Gardens: Design and Meaning (Ron Herman) / Chikamatsu Shigemori; ed., Mori Toshiko, Stories from a Tearoom Window Allan Palmer) / Horst Hammitzsch, Zen in the Art of the Tea Ceremony (Ronald Louis Nado)
We occasionally can get issues of this publication. Let us know what issue or topic you are looking for, and we will see if we can get it for you. Copies of the contents of all 88 issues can be sent to you on email request.
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