Editorial Conversation: Book 1 - Chapter 4, Section 2: Top Down

Jason M Cohen
Jason M Cohen

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Errata

  • 2:47 - Jason is mispronouncing Takeno Jōō (武野 紹鴎, 1502–1555) and Sen no Rikyū (千利休, 1522 – April 21, 1591).
  • 22:20 - Ryan says "the Japanese" referring to "the Japanese tea ceremony" or Chanoyu.
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Jason M Cohen

Jason M Cohen

Master of Ceremonies here on Tea Technique. Elsewhere, Founder & CEO of Analytical Flavor Systems (AFS). Previously, Founder and Executive Director of the Tea Institute at Penn State (defunct).

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