A book of explanations and regulations of tea ceremony
in one volume, believed to be the teaching of Ichio Iori ˆê”öˆÉ�D (1602-89). The book's
main claim is that Yoshirou —^Žl˜Y (Soueki �@ˆÕ; Sen Rikyuu �ç—˜‹x;1522-91) was invited
by Takeno Jouou •�–ì�Љ¨ (1502-55) to Kuchirikai Œû�؉ï. The book's main claim is that
tea ceremony should be done by opening new tea jar and use new tea around first
part of October.
[and he begged three day postponement, that once in lifetime
accomplishment of tea of Tennoujiya Soukyuu “V‰¤Ž›‰®�@‹y, or tea party in snow night
by Hariya Soushun �j‰®�@�t, Toyotomi Hideyoshi –L�b�G‹g (1536-98) attending, et al the
same kind seen in SOUJINBOKU ‘��l–Ø, and as supplement CHIDORI NO KOURO �ç’¹‚Ì��˜F (Chidori incense
burner) and FURUTA ORIBE JIHITSU SHOMOTSU UTSUSHI ŒÃ“c�D•”Ž©•M�‘•¨ŽÊ (Copy of book in Furuta Oribe's
own writing) is recorded.
It could be said that it is a separate one from HOSOKAWA CHANOYU NO SHO
�×�ì’ƒ“’”V�‘ for time being, but it might be a modified type of book. It seems that
CHADOU TAIKAN ’ƒ“¹‘åŠÓ put new title HOSAKAWA SANSAI CHASHO on tea
book called SANSAI CHANOYU KOUGI ŽO�Ö’ƒ‚Ì“’Œû‹`. The title on the first page
of the text corresponds to that book. Incidentally, there is a separate tea book
titled HOSOKAWA SANSAI CHASHO. |