The Tea Ceremony

This paperback edition of "The Tea Ceremony" is in good condition. There is no dust jacket, as typically expected for this format. The cover shows minor wear, consistent with age, but the binding remains firm. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or library markings, making it a well-preserved copy for collectors and readers interested in cultural studies.

"The Tea Ceremony" by Sen'ō Tanaka, published by Harmony Books in 1977, provides an insightful exploration into the traditional Japanese tea ceremony. This paperback edition, printed in New York, is a valuable resource for those interested in cultural traditions. The book includes a foreword by Edwin O. Reischauer and a preface by Yasushi Inoue, with photography by Takeshi Nishikawa, enhancing its detailed examination of the tea ceremony's rituals and significance. Although first published by Kodansha International Ltd. in 1973, this specific edition by Harmony Books is a testament to the enduring interest in Japanese culture. The book's focus on the ceremonial aspects and historical context makes it a significant addition to collections on Japanese traditions. The physical condition is good, with no dust jacket, and the book remains an informative guide for both enthusiasts and scholars.