Japanese Tea Ceremony: Tea At Koken WITH SOUND
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2008
- Tea At Koken: A Japanese Tea Ceremony By Joy Mari Sato in the Wet Mountains of Colorado • Produced by Smokemuse • Cameras by Don Goede & Justin Kovach • A beautiful edit by Justin Kovach
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(takes sip) "This is terrible"
:( ...Really?
Yes, quite terrible. I see why your path to the sword is clouded
_T H A T ' S F O R T U N E C O O K I E N O N S E N S E_
HE KNOWS WHERE IT IS HE JUST WONT TELL YOU.
"This is Nothing than a hot leaf juice!"
The best ASMR is rarely meant as ASMR. Yes this is meant to bring about peace and tranquility, but ASMR wasn't the intended goal.
so true
Gist432 what is ASMR?
Auto...sensory... it's that tingly feeling you get when you hear or see a certain kind of stimulus, whether that be a relaxing voice, or seeing someone perform a slow deliberate movement. There can be many triggers and there are many videos available to explore. Welcome to the rabbit hole of ASMR. Enjoy.
Agreed, the best kind of ASMR is unintentional.
Gist432 True. I find asmr channels with fake gestures and whispers stupid
I saw a tea ceremony live. the whole room was so quiet and the atmosphere was amazing. It was probably a once in a lifetime happening, so I'm very glad I got the chance to see this.
The original ASMR video, long before anyone knew what ASMR was. Simply the best!
bananafingerrrs that's actually Bob Ross bro
or for me atleast
Absolutely Bob Ross. Joy of Painting was triggering me back in the early 90s.
12 years ago, long before the asmr concept, i joined a tea ceremony club because i loved the sounds so much
In it’s heyday, it was one of the stopping places for the jet set, even before anybody knew what a jet set was.
I am so glad that the tea ceremony has managed to survive throughout the millennia as it has. So beautiful.
I know right??!!
Can't believe I'm saying this, but what I found extremely fascinating was the ever so slight difference in sound the 2 temperatures of water make when poured into the bowl. It's very subtle, but there is a difference!
Steve Mould made a neat video about that.
You may use any of this video you want for educational purposes. Thank you for asking permission.
Anyone else find it extremely calming for stress just watching her?
I find it infuriating. No I'm not joking.
Is the slowness irritating for you? That's kinda interesting, the slowness is what makes me relax and slow down too. I wonder why some people don't enjoy it... maybe they feel they don't have time to go slow?
Is the slowness irritating for you? That's kinda interesting, the slowness is what makes me relax and slow down too. I wonder why some people don't enjoy it... maybe they feel they don't have time to go slow?
Its too much of perfection😒but then its what they consider tea ceremony.
@@digogalvaos but then where is tranquility in that?
Anyone else come back here to confirm that what Jack did was correct or mostly correct?
Didnt have to. I read Usagi Yojimbo. Issue #93 is an unusual issue as the whole issue is devoted to a tea ceremony he participates in. Its broken down step by step how and why things are done. If you can find it its very interesting.
Stonestream Dubs ✌
Yes -_-
Me :)
Nihonjin no Shiranai Nihongo brought me to here.
Why am I so obsessed with Japanese culture? Simple: Because everything there is refined into either an elegant artform or a spiritual meditative process. Writing calligraphy, pruning tiny trees, arranging flowers, folding paper, or even something as basic as brewing and drinking tea!
Michael Welsh Actively killing themselves without hesitation for their country, executing all their prisoners, committing suicide to restore their honour, murdering millions of innocent civilians because they lack that honour, never even acknowledging any “mistakes” they made in their past...truly they have a beautiful history unlike anything else in the world.
@@purpleemerald5299 or working with such ferocity that it results in death, or literally just killing themselves due to not being able to deal with the almost complete lack of individual ability to flaunt the insane amount of rigidity and structure in their society. Yeah such a wonderful culture
Thank you for taking the time to read and like my reply
Well aren't you all so smart.
Well duh yall no culture is perfect let them enjoy the good aspect of it
I've found my original comment from half a decade ago. Here it is, and I quote:
"I've got a tingling sensation just below the back of my neck
I can't believe I've seen an actual Japanese Tea Ceremony . . . WITH SOUND!
It was really lovely"
Re-watching it today and I still get the same sensation. I don't know what it is, but a guy replied to me back then with somewhat interesting "explaination" and I use the term very loosely because it doesn't explain exactly why I get this feeling. Here is that comment:
"@AriochStarr I get that sensation when I'm learning/watching something
interesting. You're actually the first person I've known that has had
the same thing."
It kinda does make sense as I do find it interesting, even if it is slightly. It's really weird what I'm generally feeling, though. Just out of curiosity, does anyone else have the same tingling sensation?
it's asmr
Yeah, after some research, I found it. It's an interesting feeling to say the least.
I have a Japanese boyfriend and I’m trying to learn more about his culture to make a good impression to his family! :)
@@fkkkkkenig The "M" apparently stands for "meridian". It's pseudoscientific gibberish lol
Nobody ever claimed it was real science. But it is a sensation that some people get that previously didn't have a name. Now it does.
I had the great honor of taking Tea with Joy on 3 or 4 occasions. She is a lovely, remarkable person
I've got a tingling sensation just below the back of my neck
I can't believe I've seen an actual Japanese Tea Ceremony . . . WITH SOUND!
It was really lovely
I’m here from the future, wondering if you’re exploring the weird world of ASMR.
A beautiful chanoyu video. And so nice that is has the real sound. It seems all other videos need to put some music or bird noise over it. This is how it should be. Beautifully done. Very serene, very beautiful
Beautiful demonstration of mindfulness.
I like watching video's like this because it's relaxing and it helps me slow down in order to not become a burnout figuratively and literally speaking. If someone just keeps moving without taking things easy you will shorten your life span and most likely be less happy with yourself throughout that life span as well. Watching these video's helps with that problem. I live in the U.S and people think I am crazy for doing this until I tell them that being alive is important as well and should not be taken for granted.
self preservation is the key to serenity of life :) xx
Charlotte Roberts would you believe me if I said I never knew that until you mentioned it? Domo arigato! I REALLY needed to hear that actually. You would not care to believe me if I told you how not knowing that (until just now) has impacted my life. I think you just added 10 years to my maximum life span. :)
Accepted Giant i would believe you. :) i believe that when we believe in ourselves, life becomes more real and accessible. one of my most favourite quotes is 'can you remember who you were before the world told you how to be', which is why understanding ourselves creates peace of mind. i am aware it sounds simple to some, but since i discovered this, i have been free falling into every emotion and i have never been more full as a human until i reached self acceptance. :)xx peace to you my san! :)
Charlotte Roberts You know I never heard that explained to me that way and it's obvious you knew that. You see I only recently totally accepted myself only about this time last year (Oct6th2013) and that is why I chose the name accepted giant. Of course the giant part is more literal then symbolic because I am 6'6" tall in real life. I only knew of that peace of mind you where talking about for only just over a year(I am 37 now). I was not even in denial I was simply to distracted by everyday survival to be able to function correctly. I am built like a tank but I am still made out of flesh and blood like everyone else. Usually I am the one who really has the wisdom in most debates but this time I found someone who is wiser then me. I find that rather refreshing and relaxing somehow. :)
that makes me happy that another human has found serenity of self! :) i hope that your life flow will become smoother now you are on a more centred journey :) we are forever learning from and off each other - wisdom comes from understanding one another and allowing acceptance of humanity into your frame of reference - i find its about remembering that the person in front of you is only as human as yourself and humans are magnificent beings :) i am happy to know you feel relaxed and mellowed by my understandings :) take care and spread peace my friend :)
Watching this makes me feel so peaceful. Seeing a Japanese tea ceremony in person is on my bucket list.
Abaddon Interitus masts JAL pari
Abaddon Interitus I went to one two weeks ago in my tour guide. It was called Japan Deluxe Tour. It was an amazing tour. I have never felt so relaxed in my life. We got to make our own green tea. This was a beautiful ceremony. Totally recommend going!
Abaddon Interitus we are going to do this this year for a Field trip!!! I'm so excited!!!
I have partook in a tea ceremony in Tokyo. It was fantastic but it was really hard to sit that way if you aren’t used to it.
Me too. Japan is a beautiful country with beautiful people and customs.
Give me chills seeing the level perfection in everything the japanese do, even something as small as tea.
CommissarKane I love it. I love of the perfection in this country
Except the operation of nuclear reactors.
Gardner Berry wow. So quick and sharp
Nothing is ever small; everything has many, many processes behind it that made it. To take the time to honor something with a ceremony is to honor everything and everyone that made it possible.
or you could just make the tea in like 2 seconds.
Who else came here after watching Samurai Jack make tea
I'm going to stop you
Jack's face is priceless
"Are you lost?"
Yes.
TheZombieKing "Come. Make tea".
@@dylanbourassa4507 Do u know de way?
Was in Kamakura a couple of years ago and saw one ceremony live. It was so relaxing to watch. Love the attention to each movement.
I appreciate this video so much after wading through a bunch with narration -- or time jumps. I came for the ceremony, just that, and all of that. Thank you.
This is so wonderfully soothing, just everything a tea ceremony should be. A time for quiet reflection, coming into inner harmony with oneself. Except for the water pouring, the snapping of the napkin, and the tapping of the bamboo utensil..there is very little sound. Of course that is intentional...
I never realized the tea ceremony has its own kind of music emanating from the process itself. Reminds me of the noises of cooking at my grandmothers house. My eyes are closing and my soul feels rested...
It's very ASMR like.
Good thing this video comes WITH SOUND.
+KeystoneHeavy58 Gotta hear that snap of the cloth!
This was the first video I watched regularly to relax. 💜
This is Japanese traditional way to give guests a warm welcome hospitality.
Her behavior looks so slow that it really gets on your nerves.
but when you come to Japan, try tea ceremonies.
You`ll be very impressed.
As long as my misses doesn't put the milk in with the Tea bag, I'm happy. This is next level brew making.
An incredibly beautiful video. I'd love to learn this. It shows the beauty in every single step, each has a purpose and is done fully. It shows the doing and undoing of an action, the deliberateness of one simple task. If only we could appreciate and approach every task we do each day with such grace. We would always find joy in the peace of chores and necessary tasks.
This is the closest you can get to a real tea ceremony without actually being there.
Well done.
When ever I feel stressed out I always come back to this video, love it to bits
Been watching this periodically for at least 11 years and the cloth snap still startles me every time.
I am sorry to view some of the Korean people's comments - I studied in Korea in the 70's and was amazed by the culture and people. I was received with peace there. I study, teach and practice Tea because of my heritage and my parents. It isn't about me, it's abut peace towards others, and a hope for world peace. I incorporate into my Ceremony many cultures. I respect all cultures.
This is a very interesting japanese tradition
9 years on and this video still absolutely slaps
This is the best example of the tea ceremony I've found on CZcams and the entire web. Well done!
I find this video extremely relaxing
This is one of the best tea ceremonys ive seen no music no talking very quiet they do it properly on there knees I LOVE IT
Mesmerised... she is an artist.
what's important here is that the process of HOW something is done, i.e. making tea can be just as important, healing and revitalizing as WHAT is done. This is a great reminder that we are at the base of ourselves creators, so why not enjoy the process as much as the end result :)
The skill of complete composure only raises the ire of those who don't have it. For me, there is more grace and poise expressed here than in any ballet I ever saw.
Wa Dok
I had found this awesome video way back in the beginning & decided to revisit. So glad it's still available. THANK YOU for posting. It's one of the only Tea Ceremony vids that has everything line up...the Sun, the solitude, the patience..the SOUND is everything! How sad that comments on here are so ignorant of an ancient ritual. Even tho this is filmed in CO, these Japanese arts are dying out...absorb some beautiful healing culture before it's gone.
I'm glad we have people with such a keen ability to detect humor on this planet.
The best ceremony on CZcams
Totally agree. I watch this on my mobile while in bed to fall asleep almost every night
Besides loving Japanese culture a lot
Im here now for Smaurai Jack's s5e7
same
Same
I would love to see this in real life.
vanessa barraza I went to one two weeks ago and omg it was more relaxing than being in a lavender field. I've done that too.
Maybe it's different in person, but I don't really get how this is at all relaxing. It made me fidget just watching. I jumped every time she snapped that cloth!
To all of the people who think that this is pointless and a waste of time... This is a form of meditation and it's all about Zen.
The majority of us find this extremely relaxing. Go be rude somewhere else!!
I can't believe I found this incredibly filmed ceremony 6 yrs ago and it still moves me!
Great notes: several camera angles
:Beautiful sunlight pouring in
: Fantastic SOUND (which really makes the while experience!)
:Love the non-verbal
:Inspire me to go to Japan to see ceremony in Kyoto, etc...
Culture is meant to be shared, we're all connected on our small planet!
This is dangerously hypnotic. MUST.BUY.GEISHA.
Talk about peace and quiet, man. I'd love that.
l could watch this all day over and over and not be bored.
I’m not the only one who watched Jack Samurai making a tea and later on this came out of no where right?
No
Joy is a gifted woman and I have gotten to experience this ceremony many times at Koken and having her as guest presenter at the library were I work. I'm also studying this amazingly, beautiful ceremony.
I'm glad we have such open-minded and tolerant people like you infesting this planet.
I love the juxtaposition of the wild random wind sounds and precise ordered tea making sounds
when your leafy dishwasher chef is so hypnotically clean and calculated that when they rinse off their utensils they dump their dishwater right into your tea with serenity
A beautiful tradition, thank you so much for sharing!
This video has been in my favorites playlist for the past 10 years!! Never fails to put me to sleep 💙
I learnt that 4 principle of tea ceremony is..." harmony" "respect" "purity" and "tranquility". In Urasenke style, 15th Grand tea master says " world peace from a bowl of tea"...I think it means by learning those principles in everyday life, we can create peaceful world. You can learn tea ceremony outside Japan.
The wind whistles through my head. Ceremony, Leslie Marmon Silko. Gratitude, as far as the eye can see
I have been looking for a good tea ceremony video for years. Finally, you made it happen for me. This is a great one. Magical!
What a beautiful posting, on so very many levels. Thank you, lovely to see this in Colorado as well!
I love the show of the elements and the power they give to the ceremony. The wind prayer was beautiful and I love the water blessing on both the cup and the earthen pot at the end. What a wonderful artist. Thank you for sharing this ancient skill. May I one day know such calm grace over a cup of tea! xxxooo
I know right??!!
@ChaosDynamics It's about tradition and ceremony. We all have different values. They feel that drinking tea is an important event and should be honored with a ceremony. When my son graduated from school there was a commencement assembly, a dinner and a dance. He could have had his diploma mailed and eaten a bowl of cereal at home. It would have been cheaper, and easier but it wouldn't be the same thing. Ceremony helps us note important things in life, like drinking a good cup of tea.
Well thank god we had sound for this. I would've had no clue what was going on without it.
Trevor Slake J, 0
I first remember this ceremony on Karate Kid 2, so relaxing to see.
This is so relaxing to watch. Thank you for not spoiling it by playing background music.
Snapping the teacloth is proof to the tea that you mean business.
Many years later, and watching this is still my go-to relaxation method.
Heck, I DO use it to fall asleep. The water pouring sound in particular.
This is the ULTIMATE ASMR video...Im in heaven.
It's amazing how something as mundane as making tea can be so fascinating
It is very much so. I get so relaxed watching the movements.
Brings so many memory's back.Thanks
Sooo peaceful!!
I just watched The Karate Kid II. I forgotten back in the 80s I wanted to actually see it done for real. thank you for the show
Such beauty and artistry!
Simply wonderful!
Wow... posted 13 years ago and made 15 years ago yet it seems so timeless. Could have happened yesterday and nobody watching would know the difference! :O
so peaceful and beautiful
Just beautiful to watch.
Beautiful ceremony
Peace is at the heart of the tea ceremony. I don't see a lot of peace in the comments.
It is amazing how much more peaceful it is with the sound....Thanks for finding and posting
I know right??!!
I agree with AlejandroMochizuki. When the lady snaps the cloth, it wakes me up from my trance.
That better be one amazing cup of tea.
Watching this video I feel as you serve me with a cup of interior peace. I think this is the mean of the ceremony. So thank you very much for your kindness !
Monk: This is terrible.
Jack: Really?
Monk: Yes. Quite terrible. It has all the necessary ingredients, but lacks the most crucial one: balance. I see why the path to your sword is clouded.
I love the dedication and style. This is a first for me to witness this, I think it’s amazing.
Thanks for sharing.
The natural audio completes this video. Notice the sound of hot water being poured is markedly different from that of cold/room temp water.
It makes sense, the tea is not the important thing, its the patience of it all.
The pure movements are very meditative.
When there is a day when I come from work tired, stressed and sad, then I turn on the recording and all the bad mood immediately disappears ☺️💞
Beautiful, almost trance-inducing. Thank you.
I was talking more about today's Western culture with tea. However, if you watch an elderly British person prepare tea, it is an elegant process. You can also get glances of gong fu tea preparation. Like how they warm up their tea pot first and then dump the rinse water. Some even do a rinse of their tea like in traditional gong fu. But in today's modern culture, it's been popularized to have the lowest grade of tea being steeped waaaay too long in water not even the correct temperature.
I really like the sound it's really soothing to listen to the tea drip.
just watching was calming
I wonder if the reason behind the elaborate ceremony was to demonstrate cleanliness back in the days of ancient Japan. If you watch the ceremony there are 3 parts: Cleaning the bowl and utensils before use, making the tea/drinking the tea, cleaning the bowl and utensils after use. It begins to make sense that there was a lot of form added to the function.