At Saidaiji Temple in Nara, enjoy tea in a ``Ochamori’’ bowl that fits your head completely.
The annual ``Ochamori’’ event, where you enjoy tea in a bowl large enough to fit your head, was held at Saidaiji Temple in Nara City.
西大寺の「大茶盛」は、鎌倉時代の僧侶「叡尊」が当時、貴重だった茶を大勢の人に味わってもらおうとふるまったことが始まりとされています
Saidaiji’s ``Ochamori’’ is said to have originated in the Kamakura period when the monk ``Eison’’ served tea, which was precious at the time, to a large number of people so that they could taste it.
On the 13th, a monk made tea in a large bowl and served it to the visitors.
去年までの4年間は感染対策のため、それぞれ個別の茶わんで飲んでいましたが、ことしは従来どおり重さ3キロから5キロほどある茶わんを参加した人たちで回して飲み、隣の人に支えてもらったり写真を撮ったりして楽しんでいました
For four years until last year, each person drank from a separate bowl to prevent infection, but this year, as usual, participants passed the bowls, each weighing about 3 to 5 kilos, and drank from the person next to them. I enjoyed being supported by others and taking pictures.
A man in his 50s from the United States who participated said, ``I’m clumsy, so I was worried about holding a large bowl, but I’m glad I was able to do it safely.’’
In addition, a woman in her 70s from Nara City said, ``I’m very happy to be back to Ochamori before the coronavirus.’’
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