Way of Tea Club
at the University of hawaii at manoa
Who We AreThe Tea Club at UH Manoa is an undergraduate-run recognized independent organization (RIO) dedicated to the study of traditional Japanese Chado, commonly known as tea ceremony under the instruction of Professor Akiko Ono Riley. We practice Urasenke-style tea ceremony at the Jaku'an Tea House weekly, where the space is also used to hold Chado classes for any student at UH.
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UH Way of Tea Club visit to the state capital for the recognition of Jakuan.
Please watch 13:08 to 15:22 and 16:30 to 20:48. Maui Strong Tea Ceremony
We created a video documenting the Maui Tea Ceremony that took place on the 29th of October. You are able to play the video on the right by clicking it. "To support Maui after it suffered great damage from wildfires, we decided to host a tea ceremony. In total, we were able to raise $1640, which we donated to the Hawaii Community Foundations' Maui Strong Fund. Maui Strong Fund: https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation..." |
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MISSIONTo promote peacefulness, one bowl of tea at a time, and share Japanese culture.
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MEMBERSHIPJoin the Jakuan tea family and experience the world of tea study.
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MEETINGSFrom weekly practice to special events, we do it all!
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EXECUTIVE BOARDThe Tea Club is run by board members who play an active role in maintaining the club and taking care of its members. Check out who they are and why they study tea!
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