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Main Topic: Hiroshima
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釣甁こそ手は竪に置け、蓋取らば釜に近付方と知るべし tsurube koso te wa tate ni oke, futa toraba kama ni chikazuku hō to shiru beshi
Place the tsurube Crosspiece lengthways with the lids One slat either side Then for which lid you must take Remember: 'the kettle side'
Main Topic: Hierarchy in Tea
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Main topic: Visiting Moku-an and Sohen Ryu
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茶を振るは手先を振ると思うなよ肘より振れよ、それが秘事也 cha wo furu wa tesaki wo furu to omou na yo hiji yori fure yo sore ga hiji nari
When whisking the cha Think not of nimble fingers Nor a snappy wrist Instead whisk from your elbow From here does the action flow
The rhyming of 'hiji' (elbow) and 'hiji' (secret matter) seems intentional. I have reflected this with a rhyme in the translation
Main Topic - Students progression
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柄杓にて白湯と水とを汲む時は、汲むと思はじ、持つと思はじ hishaku nite sayu to mizu to o kumu toki wa, kumu to omowaji, motsu to omowaji
Scoop without scooping When you draw up hot water Scoop without scooping When you ladle fresh water Hold the shaku with no hand
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湯を汲みて茶碗に入る、其の時の柄杓の捻は肱よりぞ爲る yu o kumite chawan ni ireru, sono toki no hishaku no neji wa hiji kara yori zo suru
Into a tea bowl The cascade of water hot Flows from the elbow, Urged by a twist from this joint A hot stream chords from bamboo
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Main Topic - Teaching Online
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Hosts: - Adam - Marius - Anthony
Poem 51. 湯を汲まば 柄杓に心 月の輪 の損ねぬように覺悟して汲め yu wo kumaba hishaku ni kokoro tsuki no wa no sokonenu yō ni kakugo shite kume
When drawing water From the kettle you must care For the crescent moon: Scoop so you do no
Hosts: - Adam - Marius - Damian
POEM 茶入より茶掬ふには心得て初中後すくへそれが秘事也 chaire yori cha tsukū niwa kokoroete syo chū go sukue sore ga hiji nari
Distinguish in three The manner of scooping tea From a chaire Scoop at first, then midst, and end The secret here does
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