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Today, I'd like to introduce the differences between matcha bowls and rice bowls. Rather abruptly, what do you think are the differences between the bowls used for drinking tea and those used for eating rice? When I first started learning about tea, I didn't quite understand the difference between "matcha bowls" and "rice bowls" either. To be honest, I initially whisked matcha in a rice bowl because I didn't have a proper matcha bowl. However, I could sense that something was different from the tea I had at tea ceremony lessons. Then one day, I bought my own matcha bowl, and because it's my favourite, I still use it today. Indeed, matcha bowls and rice bowls are quite distinctly different.I'd like to talk about these differences today. About this Channel We offer three types of content: 1. Kogei Stories | Master Portrait 2. Kogei Stories | Seasonal Arrangement 3. Kogei Stories | Heritage Series "Kogei" represents Japanese Heritage Craft. To Our Viewers Planning a trip to Japan or wanting to deepen your understanding of Japanese heritage crafts? Our channel 'Nakagawa 1716' offers a detailed collection of videos showcasing the finest craftsmanship from across Japan. From pottery and textiles to woodwork, we introduce you to the world of Japanese heritage crafts and the artisans who keep these ancient traditions alive. Nakagawa is a Japan's contemporary Kogei crafthouse since 1716 from Nara. You can find Nakagawa's retail stores across Japan, called 「中川政七商店」, Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten in Japanese. Look forward to new videos every Friday. Follow also at Instagram : nakagawa1716_global #craft #craftmanship #japan #japaneseculture #traditional #nakagawamasashichi