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Boston Practice Session
On July 16 and 17, we held tea practice sessions at Showa Boston for both its students and members of the local Boston community. We were delighted to welcome many participants. This event was the third practice session in a series of initiatives aimed at strengthening the activities of the Omotesenke Domonkai in the Boston area and working toward the establishment of the Boston Special District. Following the previous session, we welcomed new members and enjoyed seasonal swe
Jul 262 min read


Boston Practice Session
On June 18-19, as part of our ongoing efforts to expand Omotesenke Domonkai activities in the Boston area and to lay the groundwork for a future Boston Special District, we held a student practice session, a community tea gathering, and a general practice session at Showa Boston. We were pleased to welcome many participants to these events. Following the previous session, we covered guest etiquette and basic tea ceremony practice in both the student practice and the general p
Jul 62 min read


Boston Practice Sessions
Event Date: 5/29-30/2026 As part of our efforts to expand Omotesenke Domonkai activities in the Boston area and lay the foundation for a future Boston Special District, we held a student practice session, a community tea gathering, and a general practice session at Showa Boston. Despite the limited preparation time, the events were very well attended. Through meaningful exchanges with students, local community members, and those interested in Chanoyu, we witnessed a strong en
Jun 232 min read


Omotesenke Domonkai Eastern Region USA|Tea Activities in Boston
Day 1: Introduction to Chanoyu — Cultural Friday at the Consulate-General of Japan in Boston Day 2: Public Tea Gathering — Tea Room “Sanzashian (Mayflower)” at Showa Boston Institute With the initiative of Branch Head Dr. Ueno and the generous support of the Headquarters, this meaningful opportunity became an important step forward for our activities in Boston and concluded with great success. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Consul General Minoya and Mrs. Minoya, Prof
Mar 42 min read
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