Webinar
【Webinar】Introduction to Japanese Tea Ceremony × Yoga for Wellbeing
What is the Japanese tea ceremony? Why is it called the Way of Tea? How this tradition and a bowl of matcha can help us live a good life under the uncertainty COVID-19 outbreak brought?
This is a series of webinars from Tokyo, the historic capital city of Japan, hosted by a longterm tea practitioner and a descendant of a Lord of Samurai, Machiko Soshin Hoshina. With her friendly guidance, a ceremony will take place online with yoga, by Noriko Kirishima, for a deeper and mindful experience. We will first purify our body and mind by yoga before joining the tea ceremony.
Lecturers
R – Machiko Soshin Hoshina (Tea Ceremony): Tea master. Born in a family line of Daimyo, the Lord of samurai. A descendant of the Tokugawa Shogun Family. Experienced bilingual instructor of Japanese tea ceremony – Urasenke. A navigator to the Japanese traditional and contemporary culture. Holds seminars and lessons at international conferences, embassies, hotels and schools for non-Japanese visitors. B.A. in Human Science, Keio University
L – Noriko Kirishima (Yoga): Putali Yoga School founder. Registered 200 Yoga Teacher (RYT) with Yoga Alliance. Bilingual Yoga instructor of Charen Mindfulness Yoga. Instructor of Yoga for children, Yoga for Executives using chairs. M.A. in Media and Governance, Keio University.
Date/Time:
- EDT – 9:00-10:00 PM Saturday, May 30th, 2020
- PDT – 6:00-7:00 PM Saturday, May 30th, 2020
- JST – 10:00-11:00 AM Sunday, May 31st, 2020
- 15 mins – Japanese Tea Ceremony for Wellbeing
- 15 mins – Yoga (Easy yoga that you can do on a chair)
- 10 mins – Tea ceremony demonstration
- 20 mins – Q&A
This webinar is FREE. There is no need to prepare anything for this webinar. Please feel free to join us! (Please consider making a donation to UNICEF and the Red Cross if you’re happy with our webinar.)
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