Chikamatsu Shigenore (1695–1778)

Indeholder "Translator's Preface", "Introduction", "Foreword to the 1804 Edition", "Part One: Stories 1-113", " 1. Tearooms in the Old Days", " 2. Lord Yoshimasa's Tearoom", " 3. Rikyu's Early Days", " 4. The Creativity of So-on", " 5. Rikyu the Connoisseur", " 6. The Horse Trappings of Rikyu's Design", " 7. The Ashiya Kettles", " 8. The Temmyo Kettles", " 9. Yojiro's Kettles", " 10. Metal Casters", " 11. The Placement of the Tankei", " 12. The Hot Temper of Hideyoshi", " 13. The Onjoji Flower Container", " 14. The Value of Onjoji", " 15. The Mozuya Katatsuki", " 16. Nampo's Fukusa", " 17. The Fukusa of Shioze", " 18. Dochin's Tearoom", " 19. Flowers in the Tea Garden", " 20. Harmony and Contrast", " 21. Chestnuts and Mustard", " 22. The Avoidance of Excess", " 23. The Sipping of Kocha", " 24. The Sipping of Usucha", " 25. The Homecoming of Naya Suke-emon", " 26. The Position of the Legs", " 27. Sotan's Terminology", " 28. The Koita", " 29. The Warrior's Implements", " 30. The Origins of Tea", " 31. The Oshiroidoki Natsume", " 32. The Size of the Hearth", " 33. The Kind Attention of a Guest", " 34. Dohachi's Scroll", " 35. The Preparation of Charcoal", " 36. Ukon's Flaw", " 37. Sweeping the Garden", " 38. In the Depths of Winter", " 39. The Gold Basin", " 40. The Return of Tanemura to the Capital", " 41. The Nakayama Chaire", " 42. Lord Enshu's Instructions", " 43. The Ubaguchi Kettle", " 44. The Manners of the Tea Ceremony", " 45. Doan's Alcove", " 46. The Hiragumo Kettle", " 47. The Fall of Sakamoto Castle", " 48. The Overlapping of Paper", " 49. Tea Flowers for Rikyu", " 50. Rikyu Taught by a Disciple", " 51. Big Kettle Rings", " 52. A Family of Scroll Mounters", " 53. Iori's Tea Scoop", " 54. The Grimaces of Xushi", " 55. The Essence of Serving Tea", " 56. Lord Enshu's Way of Serving Tea", " 57. Tea of Sakai, Tea of Kyoto", " 58. Kama and Kansu", " 59. Flower Arranging", " 60. A Morning Glory and Tea", " 61. Hechikan, Master of Sukido", " 62. Fukuami's New Year's Day", " 63. Tea and Zen", " 64. The Chakin", " 65. A New Temmoku Bowl", " 66. The Screen", " 67. The Gourd Flower-Container", " 68. Flower Containers of Bamboo", " 69. The Seto Chaire", " 70. On a Mountain Path", " 71. The Nasu Chaire", " 72. The Hotei Chaire", " 73. The Chidori Incense-Burner", " 74. The Utsumi Chaire", " 75. The Yuto Chaire", " 76. Famous Lacquerers", " 77. The Uchiaka Trays", " 78. A List of Temmoku Bowls", " 79. Temmoku Stands", " 80. The Shino Tea-Whisk Stand", " 81. The Hasami-chawan", " 82. The Tea Scoop", " 83. Makers of Tea Scoops", " 84. The Seven Kettle-Lid Rests", " 85. Sotan's Gourd", " 86. Ichio Iori", " 87. Sources of Charcoal", " 88. The Unselfishness of Rikyu", " 89. The Tsutsui Bowl", " 90. The Retired Emperor Views Tea Utensils", " 91. Tsuen's Calligraphy", " 92. A Leaf of Brushwood", " 93. Rikyu's Daughter", " 94. The Legacy of Rikyu's House", " 95. Sansai's Stone Lantern", " 96. Rikyu's Principal Disciples", " 97. Schools of the Tea Ceremony", " 98. The Tea Competition", " 99. Chakabuki", " 100. The Unzan Katatsuki", " 101. Tea and the Seasons", " 102. The Food of the Tea Gathering", " 103. The Stones by the Basin", " 104. Plum Blossoms in the Garden", " 105. The Essence of the Tea Ceremony", " 106. The Tea Connoisseur's Single-Heartedness", " 107. A Dispute Between Father and Son", " 108. The Imogashira Water Vessels", " 109. Raku Ware", " 110. Decorating the Shelf", " 111. The Konrinji Natsume", " 112. Sword-Sheath Design", " 113. The Tea Ceremony for Warriors", "Part Two: Stories 114-129", " 114. The Kikusui Kettle", " 115. The Daikodo Kettle", " 116. Early Meibutsu", " 117. The Hino Katatsuki", " 118. The Ogura Shikishi", " 119. Lord Ryozan", " 120. Footwear", " 121. The Hechikan School", " 122. The Tea Ceremony with Incense", " 123. Masterpieces of Calligraphy", " 124. The Sale of the Unzan", " 125. The Shin Chokusen-shu", " 126. Renga Poets", " 127. The Grand Poetry Meeting", " 128. The Tosa Diary", " 129. The Bento", "Afterword to the 1804 Edition", "Glosary-Index", "List of Illustrations", " 1. View of a tea garden", " 2. Plan of a four-and-a-half-mat room", " 3. Tea utensils arranged on a stand (daisu)", " 4. Ceramic tea caddy and its bag", " 5. Oil lampstand (tankei)", " 6. Kettles: ubaguchi, tetori-gama, Amida-do", " 7. Otogoze Kettle", " 8. 'The Hot Temper of Hideyoshi'", " 9. Flower containers: shakuhachi and Onjoji", " 10. Tearoom, showing the guest entrance (kuguriguchi)", " 11. Interior of a tearoom", " 12. Tea-leaf jar (chatsubo)", " 13. Kettle and brazier on a board (koita)", " 14. Lacquer tea caddies: natsume and oshiroidoki", " 15. Charcoal and charcoal containers", " 16. 'Sweeping the Garden'", " 17. Ceramic tea caddies: katasuki, nasu, and utsumi", " 18. Tea utensils arranged in the kitchen", " 19. Efugo water-vessel", " 20. Kettle Rings", " 21. Chakin, tea scoop, and whisk", " 22. Rikyu's flower arrangements", " 23. Temmoku tea bowl on stand (temmoku-dai)", " 24. Bamboo flower-containers", " 25. 'The Gourd Flower-Container'", " 26. Garden stone-basin and ladle", " 27. Lacquer tea caddies: mentori and seppu", " 28. Tea-whick holder", " 29. Tea scoops", " 30. Selection of kettle-lid rests", " 31. Ido tea bowl", " 32. 'Rikyu's Daughter'", " 33. Stone lantern", " 34. Stones by the garden basin", " 35. Pothangers, kettle-ring hangers, and trivets", " 36. Imogashira fresh-water jar", " 37. Raku tea bowl", " 38. 'Sword-Sheath Design'", " 39. Chrysanthemum and water (kikusui) crest-design", " 40. 'Lord Ryozan'", " 41. Sealed tea-leaf jar".

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