In Japan, there are three major schools of
Tea Ceremony or Chanoyu.
The Omote-Senke, tea ceremony of "Fushin-an" is one of them.
The Omotesenke was derived from "Wabi-Cha" formed by
Mr. Sen Rikyu (1522-91).He established the Wabi-Cha
as a more practical tea ceremony with a more modern
style than one in the medieval era.
Rikyu's second son, Mr. Shouan(1564-1614) succeeded
his father in Fushinan, the tearoom of Senke.
For over 400 years, the Omotesenke of Tea ceremony
has been inherited from one generation to another.
The Shinmi school is one of the Omotesenke's branch schools.
Join our school and you may easily learn
Tea ceremony and may have some wonderful experiences with connetccing Japanese culture.
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What's "Omotesenke"?
