- Zen" is alive and well in our traditional culture, and we can expect many changes by studying tea ceremony and calligraphy.
- What is the profound appeal of the tea ceremony?
The Japanese tea ceremony is filled with many Japanese elements, such as the spirit of hospitality, the beauty of tea utensils, traditional manners, the aesthetic sense of Japanese sweets, and even the honor of being a samurai, which is also the name of the restaurant.
- The Beauty of Margins in Calligraphy
Nothing is beautiful precisely because there is nothing. The Japanese have a unique sense of beauty called "beauty of margins. It is called "the beauty of margins," and it is believed that by being conscious of margins, not only the object itself, but also its space becomes beautiful.
It is expressed, for example, in Japanese gardens, food arrangement, ink painting, and calligraphy (white areas are said to be as important as areas written in black).
