Seika came into the room pushing a small cart with a pot and a tea set resting on it.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

the place in a tea-ceremony room where tea utensils are washed and stored

a special box for tea-ceremony utensils used for making tea in the field

at a Japanese tea ceremony, teacups used to serve hot water while waiting for all of the guests to arrive

at a Japanese tea ceremony, the action of serving hot water while waiting for all the guests to arrive

the duties of one who assists in the proper progression of a Japanese tea ceremony

a special room for a Japanese tea ceremony

a person whose position is to help advance a tea ceremony start

a tray on which to put a teacup when a person offers a cup of tea

in a room use for the Japanese tea ceremony, a pillar at the corner of the hearth

in the Japanese tea ceremony, a wooden board inserted between the tatami of a guest and that of the person performing the ceremony

a teahouse where one can rest

in a room used for Japanese tea ceremonies, a wood-floored section called 'nakaita'

Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet eating some curds and whey

I carried a carpet and a small table.

Then the monkey went round with a little tin cup.

(in a Japanese tea room) the tatami reserved for a guest

Family members, guests or people at a meeting enjoy the tea one after another in this way.

a waiting room attached to a tearoom

in Japan, a restaurant in the licensed quarters

a dusting brush made of feathers, which is used in the Japanese tea ceremony, called feather duster

a tea receptacle with a lid of the same length as that of the body, used at a Japanese tea ceremony

a box used in the Japanese tea ceremony, called 'satsubako'

a small outbuilding with a bench having holes through which a user can defecate

a role of serving tea in a Japanese tea ceremony

a slop-basin for catching and discarding hot water used to make tea in the tea ceremony

a style of Japanese tea ceremony, called 'wabicha'

a utensil called a tea strainer, used for straining tea

a tea ceremony room

a hanging scroll at a tea ceremony called 'chagake'

a decorative pail used to carry a complete set of tea ceremony utensils