Kimono Mom is your friend, you stay at her home | Girls Trip Japan | Uncut Tea Ceremony

What color do you like? You can choose everything. Anything is fine. What color do you like? I love blues and pinks. Blue? Yeah, blue. Oh, every kimono is made of silk. But this is not silk. You can wash. Oh, you can wash it. I think it's easy to wear. I think it's good. What color do you like? I like pink. This is Sakura pattern. It's perfect for Sakura season. My friend Ariana is coming from New York. She's staying at my house for a week. We are going to a tea ceremony today. So I asked her to wear a kimono with me. This is the first time for Ariana to wear a kimono. She chose it. Maybe this. I might do the blue. I like the blue. Okay. And I like the way it matches the one you're wearing. Oh, yeah. Light green and blue. Have you ever wear kimono? Only once, but it was very hard to put on. So I'm happy to have a professional help me. Okay. I think this kimono is perfect for you. Oh, really? I take it home. No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Oh, and my favorite color, too. Kimonos for spring and summer are lighter, right? Yes. And thicker in the winter. Yes, this is winter kimono. It feels very light, though. Oh, really? Maybe different story outside. And kimono is very useful. And fit very wide range type body shape. Because it's just clothes. Yeah. Not tailored. Oh, not tailored. Ah. So it can fit all shapes and sizes. Beautiful. I wear this obi since I was Michael. Very old. But the koala, it's still look as brand new. Yeah. It's like watching an expert work. Yeah. Is it to give it some sturdiness? Yes. Good. Yeah. Wow. Thick paper. Yes. And I think it's good for kimono and sakura obiage. Yeah. Very spring. Beautiful. Oh, looks so nice. Beautiful. Ariana in kimono. Look. Hi. Kimono sister. Thank you. Oh, it's so beautiful. Thank you for letting me wear it. Let's go to ceremony. Okay. We came to Kagurazaka. Ariana seems to be used to wearing kimono. It's difficult to wear kimono. It's difficult to move around. She seems to wear kimono normally. It's beautiful. How is your kimono? It feels so nice and comfortable. Comfortable? Yes. Everything feels very light. It's a great kimono. Yeah. Very soft. Yes. Have you ever been to Kagurazaka? First time. Kagurazaka is also a cultural place. Lots of Japanese authentic restaurants. Very authentic. There are still geisha here. Oh, wow. I didn't realize there were still geisha here. Yeah, here. Have you ever tried Japanese tea ceremony? No. First time ever tea ceremony. Wow. You will love it. Yeah. It sounds very authentic as well. Yeah. Hey, this is public bath. Oh, public bath. Yes. We were just talking about this. Yes, yes, yes. It must be an old owner here. Yeah. The building looks old, too. Yes, yes. Oh, very nice. This is Miyuki. Hello. Thank you for inviting us today. Thank you. Wow. Thank you. Oh, cute. Do you know Steifel? It's the world's oldest teddy bear company in Germany. This teddy bear was made by a collaboration between us and Sado Teddy Bear, which is a limited edition of 1,500 teddy bears in the world. Cute. Today is cherry blossom season. It's the season of cherry blossoms. It's a special dessert that only our family can enjoy. I'm happy. Please make yourself comfortable. While cleaning the items of tea, we clean our own mind. When we clean our customers' mind and serve them tea, we serve them tea with a pure heart. It's a Chasen Toshi that cleans the Chasen to make tea. At the same time, it checks if the Chasen is broken. It's a tool that cleans the hands. It's said that the ring finger is the finger that serves as water. After cleaning all the items of tea, we use the ring finger to clean our own hands. By doing so, we can wake up the water and clean our hands. Take the tea in your right hand and put the tea in your left hand. Put your right hand on the table and sit on the chair. After you sit on the chair, I'm sure you already know this, but I'll serve the tea first. Please put the tea on the table next to you. I'll serve the tea first. In the same way, take the tea in your right hand and put the tea in your left hand. After you serve the tea, turn the tea around 90 degrees clockwise once during the practice. Please turn the tea around once and look at the front. Then please enjoy the tea. I'll enjoy the tea. How is it? It's delicious. Thank you. Please enjoy the tea. Thank you. I'll enjoy the tea. Scared is what word? I'm scared. It's good, isn't it? Your hands are clean. It's delicious. You're good. Are you nervous? Yeah. I don't want to spill on your kimono. Are you okay? No, I'm okay. It's too pretty. As I told you earlier, Karachozu is a medicine finger that acts as a water. Please put it together like this. Next, put your right hand in front of you. Take the tea leaves. Please put the red tea leaves in front of you. Please put your right hand in front of you. It's perfect. Please hold the tea leaves in a square shape. Please put two tea leaves in front of you. It's okay to put a little more tea leaves. Please change the position of the kanji and loosen the tea leaves. There is tea on the tip of the tea leaves. Please put the tea leaves on the bottom of the teapot twice. Please close the lid. Please put the tea leaves back in place. Please put the tea leaves on the top of the teapot. Please put the tea leaves in the teapot. The teapot is a little upside down. That's right. Please scoop the tea leaves with your right hand. It's beautiful. Please put the tea leaves on the bottom of the teapot. Please put the tea leaves on the top of the teapot. Please put the tea leaves on the bottom of the teapot. It's warm. That's right. At the end, please change the position of the kanji. Please change the position of the kanji. Please put the tea leaves on the bottom of the teapot. It's beautiful. Please change the position of the kanji. That's right. It's perfect. Dofu means the same wind. Today, I would like you to come to this tea room and feel the same wind and the same air. You said you would go abroad, so I would like you to feel the same air when you go to Senri. I would be happy if you could feel the same air when you go to Senri. Today, I would like you to feel the same air when you go to Senri. It's wonderful. My husband draws such a cute picture. I like his design. It looks delicious. Do you live in the world of tea ceremony? I was born and raised in the world of tea ceremony. I'm not a tea ceremony lover. I'm a sports girl. I haven't done it at all. I participated in the World Cup as a representative of Japan in lacrosse. That's great. When I participated in the World Cup as a representative of Japan, I collided with various walls. I was about to give up. At that time, I always brought a tool to make tea. I always brought a tool to make tea. When I made tea, people from all over the world came together. At that time, it was my first time doing sports. It was Sado who supported me. I would like to convey Sado to various athletes. That's a wonderful back story. I have been doing the World Cup for a long time to convey Japanese culture to athletes all over the world. The World Cup for athletes. It's interesting. In the world of winning or losing, mental is important. I think it's important to be a place where you can realize that today's tea was good or not good. It's like a mirror that reflects your heart. If you take a step every day, you can reflect your feelings on that day. You can go to the tournament like that. You can relax after the tournament. I want people to do that. Today, I would like to have a cup of soba made by Moe-chan. Thank you. Please try it. The ratio is 2 to 1. 3 to 1. First, 2 to 1. I'll put it in a small amount. It's too small. I'll put it in a small amount. I think it's good. Then, I'll enjoy it. It's too interesting. I'll enjoy it. It's delicious. It's my first time to taste it. Really? What is this? It's my first time to taste it. If you put bonito in it, you can eat it like a vegan. It looks delicious. The combination of konbu and shiitake makes it more delicious. The aroma of shiitake is really good. It's gluten-free. It's good. Thank you for the advertising. I'm so sorry.