Teaching-2023-09-23

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Student:: Gerardo Hidalgo
Temae:: Warigeiko - Guest manner, fukusa sabaki
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Student

Student:: Sarah Kharimah
Temae:: Hakobi Usucha
Paid:: x

Student

Student:: Martha Rome
Temae:: Satsubako
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Student

Student:: Lindsey Higo
Temae:: Tana Koicha
Paid:: x

Guest

Student:: Sarah Stewart
Temae:: Guest
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Notes

• TODO In satsubako, do you make sound with the hishaku? ask-glenn ➕ 2023-09-22 ✅ 2023-09-24
  • Confirmed below with Sarah Stewart — yes.
• TODO In satsubako, do you turn the box L or R at the end for haiken? ask-glenn ➕ 2023-09-22 ✅ 2023-09-24
  • Confirmed below with Sarah Stewart — turn R, as it is R handling when empty.
• [?] TODO Chasen Kazari, if you display flower vase, how to show it in toko? ➕ 2023-09-23

Confirmed with Sarah Stewart for Satsubako:

• At the end when you turn the box out for haiken, that is migi-mawari (i.e. matching your hand movement).
• Kyaku turns the box on the ground.
• Lid during kyaku haiken follows shokyaku/renkyaku rules. Stays flat on the ground, with shokyaku placing up and renkyaku placing down.
• This is a konarai temae, so:
  • Do make sound with the hishaku when you drop it (following kazari futaoki rules)
  • Only one sweet (but she has heard of people doing more, as it’s a lot of tea so more in your stomach is good)

Kimura Sokei’s thoughts on some things (from Sarah Stewart):

• Less is more when it comes to speaking.
  • Don’t say “ichiyo oshimai itashimasu.” Just say “oshimai itashimasu”. Ichiyo is too informal of a Japanese word to use in this context.
  • At opening, don’t say ippukusashi agemasu, and at close, don’t say shitsurei itashimasu. Just bow silently, and let the words be in your heart.

Okashi

OkashiMei:: No-no-tama
OkashiType:: Ko-imo

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