Recently, more “Nihoncha (Japanese
tea) cafes” have been seen here and there. I suppose that many may attract the
sweets more than tea, though.
Anyway…. "Nihoncha cafes" often offer a
tea set. I mean a tea set including tea leaves, teapot, teacup and hot water is brought to you. People
make tea in accordance with an instruction by a staff member. Or they follow a
piece of paper on which how to make a good tea is written.
I have seen some
young females making tea while reading the instruction. I could tell that they
were having fun. Maybe, it was an unusual experience for them to make tea from
a teapot because younger people often have Japanese tea from "bottle".
I used to
learn how to make tea at home, but now some may learn it at those cafes.:-)
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