Definition
A traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the careful preparation and serving of matcha green tea as a meditative and social practice.
Etymology
From Japanese cha (tea) + yu (hot water). The ceremony developed during the 15th-16th centuries in Japan as a Zen Buddhist influenced ritual.
Kelly Says
Chanoyu isn't just about tea—every movement, pause, and utensil placement follows precise rules that can take decades to master. It's like a choreographed meditation where even silence communicates respect and presence, turning a simple cup of tea into an art form.
Translations
CACatalà
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
CSČeština
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
DADansk
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
DEDeutsch
Chanoyu
cha-no-yu
ELΕλληνικά
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
ESEspañol
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
FISuomi
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
FRFrançais
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
HEעברית
צ'אנויו
tsa-no-yu
HIहिन्दी
चानोयू
cha-no-yu
HUMagyar
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
IDBahasa Indonesia
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
ITItaliano
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
MSBahasa Melayu
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
MYမြန်မာ
ချမ်းယူ
cha-ng-yu
NLNederlands
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
NONorsk
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
PLPolski
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
PTPortuguês
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
RORomână
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
RUРусский
чаною
cha-no-yu
SVSvenska
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
SWKiswahili
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
TAதமிழ்
சானோயூ
sa-a-no-yu
TEతెలుగు
చానోయూ
cha-no-yu
TRTürkçe
chanoyu
cha-no-yu
UKУкраїнська
чаною
cha-no-yu
VITiếng Việt
chanoyu
cha-no-yu