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The Japanese tea ceremony is a very formal event involving many exacting steps. |
Most Japanese tea ceremonies take 30 to 45 minutes to complete. |
Some Japanese girls enjoying some great tea while watching the tea ceremony. |
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Please see our more comprehensive coverage of the tea ceremony here. Seen here in a formal kimono is one of the Japanese girls who were serving the tea while the tea ceremony was being conducted. |
Pictures can be enlarged by clicking on them. You can purchase Japanese tea and Japanese tea sets from L'EPICIER. |
