At Clearview School, learning goes beyond the classroom. As part of our unique Friday Outing Program, students explore the world around them through visits to museums, parks, and art galleries—bringing textbook lessons to life in meaningful and memorable ways.
This Friday, our students had the incredible opportunity to visit the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, where they were immersed in the beauty and tradition of Japanese culture. From trying on traditional Kimonos to experiencing an authentic tea ceremony, it was a rich cultural feast that deepened their appreciation and understanding of what they’ve been learning in class.
Watch as our students step into a new world—learning through experience, exploration, and cultural connection.
Because this is a tea celebration.
You must sit on your lap
Like this.
Probably 15 minutes.
10-15 minutes
Also try green tea.
If you still want to participate
Put the tea bowl in the box.
Then she will bring it into the tea bowl.
What she will bring back is
sewage bowl
Box and bowl in box
When she was ready to open the box
She will clean all the utensils used
The most important word.
The tea is
A word and a verse.
It means once
a place
Usually at tea.
There is a beautiful garden outside.
If you have the opportunity to attend another tea ceremony
Everything will be different
So you have to enjoy
Now and now
When you are invited to a tea party
The owner will provide you with
Or you can bring your own little box.
I will be the first
So I will apologize to the next person
If you can apologize to me
I would say
Can I get one first?
If you are not satisfied
Please apologize to me.
Thank you
I'll take one first.
Then I'll give you the box
Then you can apologize to the next person.
Say you'll get one first.
You can take one.
and then put it on paper
Give me the box.
Eat
I will not eat
So I can keep talking.
This box is just a candy box
Before we drink tea.
The reason for the sweetness is
We don't add sugar or cream
So if we have something sweet in our mouth
We can enjoy the sweetness.
I will apologize to the next person.
Because I will drink tea first
I will apologize to the owner
When the host serves tea
There is a picture on the tea box
But there's no picture on the box
The front of the tea box
Right in front of me
It's her way of apologizing to me
Apologize to me.
I don't drink from the front of the tea box.
We call it a tea box.
I will turn over the tea box
Then I'll be next to the tea box.
Or drink to the back of the tea box
You will find
very large tea box
But I can only drink two or three glasses
The reason is
You had a little tea.
You are drinking tea.
Although very good for you
But you don't want to drink too much
Because of coffee.
So why the tea?
It started in Japan.
From China to Japan
Because of the monks.
Let them stand up.
Now it becomes art.
Progress with time.
It became one.
Art that anyone can enjoy.
So many moves.
You will see the owner do it.
Very close indeed.
The Piano Movement.
For example, say
Pour the water in.
Hot water
Everything is very calculated
Like a different movement.
In the form of other martial arts
This is yours
It also has a face.
It's in the front
So you want to pick it up
placed beside you
Yes
You can pick it up
Then you have to turn it around a bit
So her tea bowl
Looks like it.
all the same
But we always put
Face the front.
We'll turn it around.
Before tea.
Now she's cleaning up
The equipment she brought.
But also because
She re-cleans
Take everything.
Return to normal
This is also us.
Leaving the past place.
Leaving.
when we
First time in.
