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Kyoto 1993, Urasenke. Vol.74. Stiff buff wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., solid, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *. …

Kyoto 1987, Urasenke. Vol.51. Stiff grey wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., cover small library stamp and "witdrawn" stampd, 1 issue only * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1985, Urasenke. Vol.42. Stiff brown wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., like NEW, unused example, museum stamp on front cover, "withdrawn," no other marks, 1 issue. *FIRST & ONLY EDITION* . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-o.…

Kyoto 1984, Urasenke. Vol.40. Stiff orange wrs., very good,a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., 3 holes punched at spine, cover with library stamp, no other marks,bright copy,1 issue only.*FIRST & ONLY EDITION* . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-or.…

Kyoto 1985, Urasenke. Vol.44. Stiff brown wrs., crisp, clean copy,many color & b.w. photos,18.3 x 25.7 cm.,88p.,like NEW, unused example, 80p.museum stamp on front cover "withdrawn" no other marks, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/.…

Kyoto 1985, Urasenke. Vol.42. Stiff brown wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., library stamp on cover, no other marks, a bright and clean copy, 1 issue only. * * FIRST AND ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wik.…

Kyoto 1985, Urasenke. Vol.46. Stiff blue wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., like NEW, unused example, museum stamp on front cover, "withdrawn," else clean, 1 issue only.*FIRST & ONLY EDITION* . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-or.…

Kyoto 1988, Urasenke. Vol.54. Stiff green wrs.,crisp, clean, bright,solid,80p., many color & b.w. photos,18.3 x 25.7 cm., a sticker removed from front and rear covers, else clean, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1988, Urasenke. Vol.53. Stiff green wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example,80p.,library cover stamp, "withdraw" stamp,contents clean, 1 issue only. * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1988, Urasenke. Vol.53. Stiff green wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1987, Urasenke. Vol.52. Stiff grey wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *. …

Kyoto 1987, Urasenke. Vol.49. Stiff gray wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., mild fold to front cover, contents bright, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . ***.…

Kyoto 1987, Urasenke. Vol.51. Stiff grey wrs., crisp,clean, like New, 80p., many color & b. w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., small cover stamp,first fly leaf library & "withdrawn" stamp 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1985, Urasenke. Vol.41. Stiff brown wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., cover with library stamp, no other marks, a bright and clean copy. 1 issue only. * * FIRST AND ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/w.…

Kyoto 1992, Urasenke. Vol.69. Stiff green wrs., crisp,clean, like NEW, 80., many color and b. w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., red ink stamped: "periodicals" on front cover, else clean, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1986, Urasenke. Vol. 47. Stiff blue wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., like NEW, unused example, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . ***.…

Kyoto 1989, Urasenke. Vol.59. Stiff yellow wrs., very good,a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1984, Urasenke. Vol.40. Stiff orange wrs., very good,a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., like NEW, unused example, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION: This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** RARITY: This journal was printed in a very small number for members and a few extras only. . *** Color photos are posted to our website . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . ***.…

Kyoto 1992, Urasenke. Vol.70. Stiff green wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., solid, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *. …

Kyoto 1989, Urasenke. Vol.58. Stiff yellow wrs., very good,a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1992, Urasenke. Vol.71. Stiff green wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., clean & solid, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1997, Urasenke. Vol.86. Stiff green wrs.,crisp, clean, like NEW, 80p., , many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., a library stamp on front cover and "withdrawn" stamp, else contents clean, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1992, Urasenke. Vol.78. Stiff green wrs., very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., solid, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *. …

Kyoto 1984, Urasenke. Vol.37. Stiff brown wrs.,crisp ,clean copy, like NEW, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 3 small holes punched by spine,":withdrawn" stamp on cover,80p ex-library stamp, contents clean. * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Ura.…

Kyoto 1987, Urasenke. Vol.50. Stiff grey wrs., crisp,clean, like NEW, many color & b. w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., contents pristine, 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY SMALL EDITION: . * This rare journal was issued in a small edition, for each issue, there are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: . Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . *.…

Kyoto 1984, Urasenke. Vol.39. Stiff brown wrs.,crisp,clean, like NEW, many color & b. w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., 80p., cover library, 3 punched holes by spine , "withdrawn" stamp, else content pristine, 1 issue only.* FIRST & ONLY EDITION * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Ur.…

Kyoto 1984, Urasenke. Vol.38. Stiff brown wrs.,very good, a crisp clean copy, many color & b.w. photos, 18.3 x 25.7 cm., like NEW unused example, 80p., 1 issue only. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** *** *** . . URASENKE FOUNDATION . . . THE LEGENDARY AND CELEBRATED JAPANESE JOURNAL . . . THE [ZEN] ART OF CHADO [TEAISM] . . . CONTRIBUTIONS BY LEADING EXPONENTS & GRAND MASTERS . . . THE MAIN SCHOOL OF JAPANESE TEA CEREMONY . . . THE MOST IMPORTANT JOURNAL ON THE SUBJECT . . . FIRST & ONLY EDITION . This rare journal was issued in a small edition of each number. There are no reprints. . *** CHANOYU QUARTERLY: Originally edited by Henry Mittwer, then later by his charming daughter, Gretchen Mittwer until its end in 1999. . *** THE CONTENTS: This Zen journal of Japanese Tea Ceremony covers the green tea, ceramics, other tools & accessories of the ceremony, the tearoom, associated art objects, the appreciation & practice of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Also covers various Japanese arts, ceramics, intellectual and stimulating essays, literature, history and a wide number of associated & fascinating subjects. . *** URASENKE FOUNDATION: The Urasenke Foundation is devoted to a large number of Japanese arts, aesthetics and cultural subjects mainly starting with the a Zen art, ceramics, Zen, flower arrangement, gardens, lacquer, poetry, painting, Noh drama, architecture & tea rooms, Japanese papermaking, calligraphy and far too many to list here. . Suffice to say, that CHANOYU QUARTERLY contains a myriad of essays on all things elegant in Japanese art and culture which, relates to the appreciation of Japanese art forms. . Urasenke Konnichian of Kyoto, Japan is one of three major establishments that have preserved and furthered the rich cultural tradition known as Chanoyu, or the Way of Tea. Indeed, the first generation of Urasenke, Sen Rikyu [1522-1591], was a seminal figure in the transition of the Way of Tea from a medieval practice to its modern form. The principles of Chanoyu that Rikyu enumerated "Wa" [peace], "Kei" [respect], "Sei" [purity], "Jaku" [tranquility], have remained the foundation of this cultural form for over four hundred years. . The Urasenke Foundation was established in May of 1949, by the fourteenth generation master Tantansai. Thus began an unprecedented commitment to advancement of the Way of Tea, sparked by the realization that although the Way of Tea is a distinctly Japanese cultural form, its basis is a set of values and concepts that could be followed by anyone, regardless of nationality. . In 1964, Tantansai's son Hounsai Genshitsu succeeded to leadership of the Urasenke Tradition. His experiences as a student overseas and his friendships with many non-Japanese convinced him of the validity of his father's ideas. Under his guidance, the Urasenke Foundation has made great strides, especially in the international sponsorship of the "Way of Tea." . *** THE JOURNAL: The journal has been the voice & illustrated picture of the organization and contains many fine articles by leading exponents of the arts, Tea & Zen masters, truly a calming and magnificent resource. . This work began in Spring 1970, the first 10 issues were bound in a different and colorful textile pattern. Then with 1971, they changed the covers to be buff stiff board of a single color, but the colors varied over the years, typically 4 issues or a year's worth in the same color. . *** THE COMPLETE SET: Chanoyu Quarterly was issued in a total of 88 numbers, with a comprehensive index to the whole set. . ***. TEA CEREMONY BOOKS: Please inquire with us for a current list of books on Japanese Chanoyu [teaism], some by one of the early editors of this journal, Henry Mittwer, and of course those by other tea masters. Gretchen Mittwer guided Chanoyu Quarterly for a long time in her father's footsteps. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** REFERENCE: . URASENKE FOUNDATION: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasenke . URASENKE: en-wikipedia-org/wiki/Urasen. …