Kasane-jawan is usually done with lots of guests, which means it’s in a Hiroma. Therefore, it’s most likely that you will use a Tana to accommodate the space.
Tana isn’t required though.
Top bowl is Raku Chawan, bottom bowl is Ido Chawan.
Temae:
Both bowls together go to karioki position at start. Chaire is moved, then upper bowl is placed mizusashi shomen. Lower bowl stays.
Temae proceeds as normal until first bowl is served, Sukuidashi.
Don’t forget to say how many people are drinking
After o-fukukagen, host continues directly to second bowl.
Take with L → R to center.
Oyu, dump, wipe. Mawashidashi rest of tea.
(Furo) Do not add cold water. Cold water is only added once for all koicha.
Second bowl is placed out as normal for Ido Chawan with kobukusa.
After second o-fukukagen, host adds cold water, then answers questions from imai.
First bowl comes back. Sorei, then continue as normal for hirademae until chawan and chaire are back to mizusashi shomen.
EXCEPT: Kensui isn’t pulled back yet. That happens after second bowl comes back.
Second bowl comes back. Sorei, then oyu and empty into kensui (no Kosusugi or wiping).
Rehold to L, then place down to the wall above the kensui. Then, pull kensui back.
(It’s tight)
Finish as normal for hirademae, with omojawan stacking into second bowl when moving to katte for haiken.
Pointo:
Only the guests who drank from the bowl sorei when it goes back.
History
Dougu
Special Characteristics
Temae (Furo)
Temae (Ro)
Kyaku Notes
This assumes 3 + 3 guests.
First bowl goes out:
Shokyaku retrieves the bowl.
All guests sorei.
Shokyaku tells the proceeding guests how many will drink from this bowl (3).
All guests osaki-ni to their left, then drink.
First bowl is finished:
Shokyaku asks to haiken the bowl.
Guest #3 brings the bowl to shokyaku.
Shokyaku begins haiken.
Second bowl goes out:
Guest #4 retrieves the bowl.
Guest #4 begins drinking.
Returning to their spot, kobukusa goes to their right, and bowl goes between them and the next guest.
Guest #4 osaki-ni’s. No sorei.
Guest #4 brings the bowl in front of them. Kobukusa wo haishaku itashimasu.
Guest #4 takes the kobukusa and bowl, begins drinking.
All guests osaki-ni to their left, then drink.
Once guest #4 begins drinking:
Shokyaku begins conversation with teishu.
(During this time, the first bowl is proceeding for haiken. Drinking from the second bowl takes precedence over haiken. There may be a traffic jam; that’s okay. Keep drinking.)
Second bowl is finished:
Shokyaku asks to haiken the bowl.
Tsume brings the bowl to shokyaku.
Shokyaku begins haiken.
First bowl haiken is finished:
(Note: Second bowl haiken is still going.)
Tsume and shokyaku deai.
Shokyaku returns the bowl to teishu.
Teishu brings the bowl in. Only the first three guests sorei.
Second bowl haiken is finished:
(Note: This may happen at any time.)
Same as first bowl. Only the second set of guests sorei.