1. Buddhism and Japanese Culture
... longer as important as they used to be. Even though it seems like the Buddhist teachings were receded into the background the culture seemed to prosper. Reintroduction of the tea ceremony (chanoyu) in the late twelfth century by Zen priest Eisai (1141-1215) developed the centuries-old tradition in Japan, which is still maintained even nowadays. Although Eisai brought this tradition ... from China, there they have moved on using tea leaves instead of powdered tea. Thus resulting in Japanese tea ceremony (chanoyu) being the only one where they use the powdered tea (Varley P. ed. 2000). An...
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