The Beginning of Tea Ceremony 3: The World of Samurai Tea Master Souka Ueda

Souka Ueda was born in 1563 in Owari Province during the Eiroku era. He was a military commander and tea master in the Momoyama period, as well as a potter and a garden designer. He laid the foundation for the Ueda Souka school of samurai tea ceremony that continues in Hiroshima to this day. While being particular about the first strike as a samurai's wish, he was active in both the tea ceremony and garden-making world. He lived a fascinating life until the age of 88 in 1650, and especially with the cooperation of the Ueda Souka School of Japanese style, we introduce the world of Souka with related tea utensils.

Date & Time

4/19(Sat) 09:00～17:004/20(Sun) 09:00～17:004/21(Mon) 09:00～17:004/22(Tue) 09:00～17:004/23(Wed) 09:00～17:004/24(Thu) 09:00～17:004/25(Fri) 09:00～17:004/26(Sat) 09:00～17:004/27(Sun) 09:00～17:004/29(Tue) 09:00～17:004/30(Wed) 09:00～17:005/1(Thu) 09:00～17:005/2(Fri) 09:00～17:005/3(Sat) 09:00～17:005/4(Sun) 09:00～17:005/5(Mon) 09:00～17:005/6(Tue) 09:00～17:005/8(Thu) 09:00～17:005/9(Fri) 09:00～17:005/10(Sat) 09:00～17:005/11(Sun) 09:00～17:005/13(Tue) 09:00～17:005/14(Wed) 09:00～17:005/15(Thu) 09:00～17:005/16(Fri) 09:00～17:005/17(Sat) 09:00～17:005/18(Sun) 09:00～17:005/20(Tue) 09:00～17:005/21(Wed) 09:00～17:005/22(Thu) 09:00～17:005/23(Fri) 09:00～17:005/24(Sat) 09:00～17:005/25(Sun) 09:00～17:005/27(Tue) 09:00～17:005/28(Wed) 09:00～17:005/29(Thu) 09:00～17:005/30(Fri) 09:00～17:005/31(Sat) 09:00～17:006/1(Sun) 09:00～17:006/3(Tue) 09:00～17:006/4(Wed) 09:00～17:006/5(Thu) 09:00～17:006/6(Fri) 09:00～17:006/7(Sat) 09:00～17:006/8(Sun) 09:00～17:006/10(Tue) 09:00～17:006/11(Wed) 09:00～17:006/12(Thu) 09:00～17:006/13(Fri) 09:00～17:006/14(Sat) 09:00～17:006/15(Sun) 09:00～17:006/17(Tue) 09:00～17:006/18(Wed) 09:00～17:006/19(Thu) 09:00～17:006/20(Fri) 09:00～17:006/21(Sat) 09:00～17:006/22(Sun) 09:00～17:006/24(Tue) 09:00～17:006/25(Wed) 09:00～17:006/26(Thu) 09:00～17:006/27(Fri) 09:00～17:006/28(Sat) 09:00～17:006/29(Sun) 09:00～17:00

Note

Closed on April 28, May 7, 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9, 16, 23. Admission until 16:30.

Venue

Karin Otsuka Art Museum

Address

3-11-5 Takayamachi, Ihara City, Okayama Prefecture

Free

Admission fee: General 600 yen (500 yen) High school students 300 yen (250 yen) Elementary and middle school students 250 yen (200 yen) *The prices in parentheses are group rates for 20 or more people

Access

Approximately 20 minutes north from Sanyo Expressway Kasaoka IC / About 30 minutes from Fukuyama Higashi IC

Access (Public)

Immediately after getting off at 'Komoriuta no Sato - Takaya' station on the Ikara Railway Ikara Line

Contact

0866-67-2225 （Karin Otsuka Art Museum）

URL

https://www.hanatori-museum.jp/