1. Japanese Tea House in Philadelphia Museum of Art

6. The maru-tatami(left) is a full sized tatami and han-jyo(center) is a half of maru-tatami.
Observation: tatami size differs slightly from region to region in Japan. For example, Tokyo size is smaller than Kyoto size tatami (191 cm).

7. - kinin tatami and kyaku tatami are where guests seat
- kinin tatami and kyaku tatami are where guests seat dougu tatami is where the utensils are displayed fumikomi tatami is the one to step into from the host's entrance or sadoguchi ro tatami is where the ro is placed kayoi tatami is the tatami between the fumikomi and kyaku tatami.
Ro layout on Left Furo layout on Right

17. Matcha - Green Tea

19. Chaire-tea caddy
Usuki or Natsume Lacquer Tea Caddy

20. Sweet cookies or cakes served before the tea

21. Bamboo Scoop "Chashaku"
Chasen- Tea Whisk and Chawan Tea Bowl

22. Chasen
Handmade Bamboo Tea Whisk

23. Hishaku
Bamboo Water Ladel

24. Mizusashi ( a pitcher ) --on the right
Kama- iron kettle to hold water and Furo-stove

25. Kakejiku (a hanging scroll) Kakemono (scroll painting)

26. Ikebana Flolwer
Arrangement

27. Kensui
water container used to wash out and purify Chawan

28. CHAWAN-
tea bowls

29. Ajiki Hiro Exhibition Keio Department Store Shinjuku, Tokyo - July 2002

30. Shino Chawan by Ajiki Hiro