Japan in art and industry. : With a glance at Japanese manners and customs (1893)
Régamey, Félix, 1844-1907 · London : Saxon · leaf 217
ase. Often even the space between the cases isfilled with ordinary tea, to concentrate the better thebouquet of the interior one. 202 Food- Supplies. The meeting is held in a special room ; when pos-sible, in an isolated pavilion in the garden—theTcha-Seki—a pavilion containing one saloon and… … the necessary utensils, and these are very numerous.The following is a list of the principal ones :(i) Box with incense (Ko-bako). (2) Box containing paper and inkstand. (3) A basket with select pieces of charcoal. (4) A brush for perfectly cleaning each article. (5) A fan formed of three feathers…
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