
A Letter to Hvala, from Hvala
In building a legacy, may we never forget our dreams. It has been a journey, and it will still be a journey from henceforth.
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Read moreWe visit the tea farmers in Kyoto, Japan, who are faithfully growing and harvesting the tea leaves. Teruko Azuma tells us of the agricultural lands...
Read moreHe removed his long sword, the mark and honour of a samurai, to crawl through a small opening into the chashistu. The room was small with only 2 ta...
Read moreThe science of the Arts is an interesting concoction. We hear from Stanley his take on commercialising his hobby — a move cited cautiously, fearful...
Read moreThe craft of pottery goes back to day one, every day. Singaporean potter, Kim Whye Kee, returns to the same motion of throwing, firing and moulding...
Read moreFirst of the Third Wave Tea series, we explore one of the up and coming tea that is gaining traction around the world — the Hojicha tea.
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Read moreA queer and less-known taste, the genmaicha is a union of two classic Japanese flavors — roasted rice and green tea. Together, the genmaicha has an...
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