6月の和菓子「水無月」ご紹介！梅雨時で雨が多いのになぜ「水無月（みなづき）」？｜茶人 松村宗亮の一客一亭

🍵 Subscribe to the "One Guest, One Host" Tea Channel here 🍵 https://www.youtube.com/c/chachacha55... Hello everyone! 🍵 Bringing happiness to the world through the tea ceremony! This is Matsumura Soryo. June has arrived! So, this time, I'd like to talk about "Minazuki," a Japanese sweet eaten in June. June is known as the rainy season, a month with a lot of rain, but why is it called "Minazuki"? I'll explain, including the motifs of the sweet! [New releases every Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 PM] Thank you all for your support. 【Host: Souryou Matsumura】 The TEA-ROOM Member Associate Professor of Urasenke Tea Ceremony Representative of SHUHALLY Tea Ceremony School Lead Tea Ceremony Master of Hyougemono ◆About https://mucha-kucha.co.jp/artist/sour... ◆Official Instagram   / souryou_matsumura   During his student days traveling in Europe, he realized that despite being Japanese, he didn't know much about Japanese culture. After returning to Japan, he began practicing the tea ceremony. As part of the "SHUHALLY Project," he presides over tea ceremony classes and tea ceremonies with the motto "Making the tea ceremony more free and more enjoyable." While adhering to the fundamentals of the tea ceremony, he has built his own unique style by adding creative ingenuity suited to modern times. He has produced numerous tea ceremonies, invited to 10 countries overseas, including the Prime Minister's official residence. He also actively collaborates with other genres such as contemporary art, dance, human beatboxing, and manga. The original tea room "Bunsai-an," named by Zabosai, the 16th head of the Urasenke school of tea ceremony, received the Good Design Award. NHK "Help! The Master of Tea Ceremony" TEDxTokyo 2014 Speaker ■The TEA-ROOM https://thetearoom.jp ■Tea Ceremony Class SHUHALLY http://www.shuhally.jp/ #teaceremony #MatsumuraSosuke'sOneGuestOneHouse