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English: Bowl of macha green tea and small sweet on an oribe plate, at the Tōsui-an (陶翠庵) tea house at the Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum. The chawan is Ido type by Yamada Kazutoshi (山田和俊), the Oribe ware plate is from the ceramic craft studio of the museum done by staff.
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