【Workshop(s)】Tea people's hand-made wagashi experience・Zong Xuan teacher

Wagashi is known as the flower of food and is inseparable from the tea ceremony in Japan. It is an aristocratic high-end dessert. Wagashi can elicit the aroma of matcha. The seasons change thousands of times. It is also a part of Japanese aesthetics. Let's have a sweet and happy encounter with the past and present of Wagashi! Invited by the tea, we shared a serving of matcha to experience the elegant tea of the East and appreciate the sincere hospitality and cherishment. 〚Activity Process〛 ・Demonstration teaching to make two supreme fruits ・Appreciate the exclusive tea ordering process and tea ceremony knowledge explanation in winter ・Tea ceremony etiquette, self-cultivation, life aesthetics application ・Learn the correct way to eat fruit, DIY to make love tea foam tips ・Exchange Q&A, take photos to commemorate sweet memories (15 minutes) ✔The fee includes a serving of Japanese Matcha and a main fruit of the season. ✔ Please remove the accessories before the experience. 〚Teacher introduction・Zheng Huixuan (tea name Zongxuan)〛 Practicing Japanese tea ceremony for 25 years, dedicated to teaching Japanese tea ceremony, promoting Japanese aesthetics, and cultivating Japanese cultural talents. ・Associate Professor of Japanese Tea Ceremony Senke ・Professor of Tea Ceremony at Todayan School of Urasenjia Headquarters ・Japanese Dancer Hua Shan Liu Teacher (Hua Shan Di Xuan) ・Koshamisen Natori (Korakura Hori) ・Kimono Senior Author and Lecturer at Kyoto Kimono Academy ・Lecturer recognized by the Association for the Popularization of Ethnic Clothes and Culture by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan ・Former Chairman of the Kyoka Japan Culture and Art Exchange Association ・Planning director and person in charge of the Beijing Chemical Institute of Japan ・Consultant of Tea Ceremony Club of University of Science and Technology of China ・Guest Senior High School Tea Ceremony Club Consultant ・Culture course consultant of Beitou Cultural Relic Museum, Fulu Cultural Foundation