Parent: Daien no Sou
Furo vs Ro
Differences between this and the furo version will be bolded. If there’s a difference between the two that isn’t bolded, it’s probably unintentional
Special characteristics for Ro
When to take the dai
- Opening sequence
- Enter with kensui, sitting diagonal (low) at imai, then scoot up. Kamae etc, placing hishaku out.
- Turn to mizusashi shomen
- Move dai combo to himado-mae, then pick up bon and bring to imai
- Closing sequence
- (After wiping chashaku and placing on top of bowl)
- Sitting at imai, move chawan onto dai
- Pick up bon, turn to mizuzashi shomen, place bon
- Return dai combo to bon
- Haiken
- Turn with futaoki to mizusashi shomen, place under the hishaku as usual.
- Move dai combo to himado-mae
- Place shifuku onto bon (L takes both together from the bottom, rehold side-side, then R places down onto the bon both together from the bottom, not yet separating them)
Other things
- Chasen goes to the shikaden ro position by the hishaku
- Haiken is done completely outside of the ro
Serving tea etc
- After first bowl (karamono chaire)
- Serve tea from kyakutsuki and hikae.
- Ofukukagen, then close shop, returning to kyakutsuki to talk.
- On last guest sip, turn back and open kama back. Also open the mizusashi lid and place chakin on kama lid.
- Do not add cold water. Instead, koshi fukusa.
- Bowl comes back
- Turn back to kyakutsuki. Take the bowl, return as for this temae.
- After second bowl (wamono chaire)
- After serving tea from kyakutsuki and fukukagen’ing, turn back to imai.
- (Chakin is on the kama lid, so you can’t close shop)
- Add cold water, then take conversation from imai.
- After serving tea from kyakutsuki and fukukagen’ing, turn back to imai.