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The Art and Practice of Chado - Issoan Tea See News and Events page for class schedule. The art and practice of Chado, the Japanese Tea Ceremony Chanoyu is usually translated “tea ceremony.” It literally means “hot water for tea,” but centuri...

We have a winner! - Issoan Tea It gives me great pleasure to announce the winner of the furo and kama set. It includes the kan (rings) and shiki ita (board under the furo). Congratulations to Ana Martinez who answered all of the q...

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