By SHINICHI KAWARADA/ Staff Writer
September 10, 2022 at 07:00 JST
The Kian portable teahouse for use in any surroundings (Provided by Masayuki Inaida)
KYOTO--Seizan Toda, chief monk of Daijiin temple here, never goes anywhere without utensils to hold an impromptu tea ceremony, which means he lugs around a portable tea chamber created entirely of bamboo, even when he is overseas. [Read More]
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