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Here are some of the other utensils used in the tea ceremony.
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The Hartys and the Fathys both knew that this is a tool that is used in a Japanese Tea ceremony. It's Japanese name is "chasen". It is a whisk to mix the green tea, which comes in a powdered form, with the water. It is made of bamboo. The upper part splits into 60 to 240 fine slats with a knife. They are then bent in and out alternately, and woven with thread, which makes a whisk with a broader tip.
Here is an explanation of the tea ceremony from the Japan Kid's Website. This site has detailed information on what the guest and the host have to do at a tea ceremony. Click here
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