Urasenke Chaire Kazari, Furo (裏千家 の 茶入荘 風炉)

This is an unabridged recording of Japanese Tea Ceremony. There are many schools of tea that teach The Way of Tea, Chado or Chanoyu in Japanese. In this video I'm showing the ritual performed in accordance with Urasenke teaching.
Chaire Kazari, is the serving of thick tea when there is a special connection between the host and guests through the chaire.
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This is NOT a official movie by Urasenke and has been created independent of Urasenke.

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Thank you for sharing the way of “茶入飾り”. I learned this today, so your video helps me to review a lot!!

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Thank you for sharing this, it is a warm, beautiful moment that makes me feel at a Chashitsu even I can't be at one now

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[@MarthaRomeCoaching]

Shouldn't the chawan be moved forward before you add hot water?

[@Warigeiko]

Are you refering to what happens around minute 5? ( czcams.com/video/yBtyeoppeYk/video.html )
If yes:
No, you only move the chawan forward at this point onehanded if there is a chakin inside it (and it stands on the tatami). When ever there is no chakin in, it follows this pattern of adding hot water, chasen and then move it with two hands.