I was born in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, and grew up in Chita City and Seto City, Aichi Prefecture.

I have been working as a nurse since I graduated from college. On the other hand, I continued to practice dressing and tea ceremony for refreshment, acquired techniques and manners, and acquired qualifications.

By attending dressing lessons, you will acquire skills, gradually understand and gain confidence, you will be able to go out with kimono and enjoy coordination of various seasons, and you can enjoy while feeling the changes in your body such as adjusting your posture with kimono. I did. You can spend a fulfilling time while practicing the kimono of Halle, such as attending a friend's wedding by wearing furisode by yourself, visiting a family member at a relative's wedding, wearing furisode, and tomesode. Is done.

At the tea ceremony, while enjoying delicious sweets and matcha, gradually learning the world of the tea ceremony, experiencing tea ceremonies, etc., I feel that the tea ceremony will become an indispensable existence to prepare my heart. I have come. I also feel that the tea ceremony has a role to play as a prayer for a peaceful world by learning the spirit of hospitality and knowing the world of tea ceremony with customers.

Either way, it's fun. And forever deep. It's a culture with a long history, so if you're interested in it, or if you like it, it's a swamp. I think I can help you find your own way of enjoying and pleasing yourself with such people. When you start, you will notice that the threshold is not high, it is not stiff, and you can easily enjoy it with free interpretation. Instead of being bound by detailed rules, if you find a way to enjoy yourself in your own way, you will be able to enjoy it even more while enjoying the changes according to your age and stage of life. I'm still halfway through. I want to continue learning as I and the times change.

Just living hard every day can wear out your heart. Even so, if you have a way to recharge your mind, you may be able to afford a little. You may be a little stepped on or have a little hope. I feel that culture is the nutrition of the mind.

By carefully wearing what you wear and carefully making a cup of tea, you can concentrate a little, calm down, and spend extraordinary time, and you will not taste what you get together. Is it? You may also be able to connect with peers who share common lessons. You may continue to hone your skills for a long time, gain confidence, qualify, and open the next door.

I start the classroom hoping to reach someone who needs that time, just as I was once saved by attending lessons. We look forward to seeing you all.

Kimono master

Table tea ceremony instructor

Megumi Ishida