Jan 12th, '13, 01:50
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by gasninja » Jan 12th, '13, 01:50
I found this a really cool anime today called Hyouge Mono.
http://www.pinoyanime.tv/hyouge-mono/
I wasn't sure if anyone mentioned it on here before. Japanese teaware and tea ceremony Is a big theme through out the series. The first episode was titled something like "to die for a teakettle."
It is a pretty cool show if you can get past the extreme facial expressions.
Jan 12th, '13, 02:45
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by Hannah » Jan 12th, '13, 02:45
Wow. So this pretty much ticks all the "things I love" boxes for me!!!
thanks for sharing!
Jan 12th, '13, 08:49
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by Drax » Jan 12th, '13, 08:49
Excellent find! I may have to track down the books, too... haha
The only other tea-related manga I recall offhand (aside from the "ocha ken" (tea dogs) that my avatar comes from) was a crazy episode of Ranma 1/2 and having to fight an old lady while in seiza (the proper style of sitting).
Jan 12th, '13, 16:07
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by andrzej bero » Jan 12th, '13, 16:07
NEW! Official Teaware of the Day!
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Jan 15th, '13, 21:37
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by tomasini » Jan 15th, '13, 21:37
I'm hooked on this show. but the facial expressions are a little ridiculous.
Jan 16th, '13, 09:43
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by Alex » Jan 16th, '13, 09:43
I maintain the same face while watching it.
Jan 16th, '13, 15:59
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by teaisme » Jan 16th, '13, 15:59
Jan 16th, '13, 16:54
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by andrzej bero » Jan 16th, '13, 16:54
anyway what an inexhaustible source of avatars
Jan 16th, '13, 17:45
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by Drax » Jan 16th, '13, 17:45
andrzej bero wrote:anyway what an inexhaustible source of avatars
I'm hoping that Biohorn can incorporate it into Mr. Sleeves somehow...
Jan 16th, '13, 20:50
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by Senchamatcha » Jan 16th, '13, 20:50
I just started watching. it's relaxing. and makes me want to make tea. and own a tea hut. some day. when i get a giant house.... i shall have a faux tea room.
Jan 16th, '13, 20:55
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by tomasini » Jan 16th, '13, 20:55
this is pobably my favorite
Jan 24th, '13, 10:25
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by Namnai » Jan 24th, '13, 10:25
I was quite surprised to see that the characters were based on historical figures.
I dug around a little and found another movie called Rikyu about the tea master Sen No Rikyu who had a profound influence on wabi-cha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rikyu_(film)
Check it out.
Jan 24th, '13, 16:37
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by Evan Draper » Jan 24th, '13, 16:37
Don't forget this old one:
http://www.tea-club.net
Of course, it's less about teaware than performing chanoyu, and less about performing chanoyu than it is about being in college and having crushes and stuff.
There are multiple manga about Oribe, apparently.
Jan 24th, '13, 20:09
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by edkrueger » Jan 24th, '13, 20:09
Namnai wrote:Sen No Rikyu
Reminds me and think this is good information for watching Hyougemono: "Senno Soeki" is Sen No Rikyu.
Jan 25th, '13, 18:10
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by Namnai » Jan 25th, '13, 18:10
Evan Draper wrote:Don't forget this old one:
http://www.tea-club.net
Of course, it's less about teaware than performing chanoyu, and less about performing chanoyu than it is about being in college and having crushes and stuff.
There are multiple manga about Oribe, apparently.
Tea club was taken down ...
Have you read any or come across any other animes?
