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The Ocha Zanmai series continues this Friday, with additional lectures each week through the end of June. The next four lectures will be in Japanese with optional English interpretation. 7th OCHA ZANMAI San Francisco International Conference on Chanoyu and Tea Culture -- Tea in the Edo Period (1603-1867) -- Lecture #2 Friday, June 11, 6:30 pm PDT Register at: https://sfsu.simpletix.com/e/70203  MIYATAKE Yoshiyuki is author of numerous articles with special focus on tea utensil collections and the movement of tea objects during the Edo period, including a serialized column on tea utensils of the Mizoguchi collection (50-part series) in Sadō zasshi (2016-2020), a series on Yoshimura Kan'a in Enshū (7-part series) in 2018, and a column on Matsudaira Fumai (12-part series) in 2018.
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Our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Patricia Graham for an in-depth examination of Japanese sencha culture during the Edo period for the first lecture of the 7th Ocha Zanmai series on Friday evening. If you missed the lecture, be sure to check out her book "Tea of the Sages: The Art of Sencha" at your local university library. Her latest book "Japanese Design: An Illustrated Guide to Art, Architecture and Aesthetics in Japan" is being released in a new revised edition this summer.  |
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