In Japan, the tea ceremony, which has been shaped over centuries, is still preserved as an important part of national culture. This ceremony is valued not only as a process of preparing a drink, but also as a symbol of tranquility and respect.
During the ceremony, tea is prepared in special clay vessels and served to guests according to specific order and etiquette. This process reflects the Japanese people’s respect for nature, cleanliness, and order.
In recent years, tea ceremonies have been widely promoted not only in family gatherings but also within tourist programs. Visitors have the opportunity to witness this ancient custom firsthand and participate in it.
According to experts, the tea ceremony is also an important lesson for the younger generation. It teaches them patience, attention, and courtesy, encouraging them not to forget national values.
In Japan, preserving such traditions aims to promote national culture in the global world and to maintain the uniqueness of the people.
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