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Our iconic product, the "Japanese Zen Tea Room," is a samurai-style tea room from Owari, measuring 4 tatami mats. It can be easily set up in a home, hotel, or office by two women in an hour. Experience the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen spirit. It also benefits mental health and mindfulness. It's suitable for apartments, no renovations required. Made from wood from Aichi, the birthplace of Nobunaga. Tea rooms are said to have been popularized by Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Sen no Rikyu during the Sengoku period. In contrast to the brutal world in which even parents and siblings became enemies and fought each other, tea rooms and tea ceremonies existed as quiet, peaceful spaces. Don't you think business negotiations held in such historic tea rooms would be conducted in a spirit of Zen, where superiors and subordinates, or even business partners, would be able to show consideration for each other and engage in free discussion?
RBaba is a unique venture that combines luxury products with Japanese culture, the concept of wabi-sabi, Japanese courtesy and the samurai spirit.
Our mission is to bring Japanese culture, the aesthetics of wabi-sabi, Japanese etiquette, the history of the samurai, the bushido spirit, and the spirit of Zen to homes around the world.
Have an experience that money can't buy in your country ^^
Not only can you use traditional Japanese products, but you can also make them yourself.
Japanese culture, Japanese etiquette, Japanese spirituality, Japanese aesthetic sense: Wabi-Sabi can help address modern social issues such as mental health care and well-being.
The Samurai Spirit: What is Bushido?
The idea is that if one lives for a greater cause and for one's country, even if that purpose is only partially achieved, someone will carry on that tradition.
What is Wabi-Sabi?
This is an aesthetic sensibility unique to Japan. We seek beauty in silence, find beauty in transience, and find beauty in simple things.
What was a samurai's tea room like in Owari?
This is the Japanese culture of wabi-sabi, and the philosophy of bushido.
Were you able to experience the Japanese Zen Tea Ritual, where you listen to the sounds of silence, through the video? ^^
A ritual in a tea room to calm the mind
1. Bowing
2. Samurai Meditation
3. Drink samurai green tea
4. Meditation on Wabi-Sabi
5. Bowing
Performing the above ritual in a two-tatami-mat tea room is truly calming.
And I sleep very well.
"The technique of borrowed scenery": When you look out from a tea room, doesn't it look just like a garden?
RBaba's iconic product, "Owari Samurai Tea Room: Japanese Zen Tea Room"
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Our products are luxury products from Japan.
そ し て,
We are an innovator because there is no market for assembled Japanese-style rooms in Japan or overseas.
Product Overview: A 2-tatami tea room that can be easily set up by two women in an office, hotel, or home in one hour.
A samurai's tea room in Owari: Constructed with traditional Japanese tatami mats, sliding doors (fusuma), shoji screens (shoji), and a floor space.
Effects: Mental health care, better sleep, well-being, business meetings in a tea room, mindfulness
Production area: Made using wood from Owari and Aichi, the birthplace of Oda Nobunaga.
In the luxury business, the origin and history of the area are extremely important.
Operated by JTB Co., Ltd.47 storey Registered as a special product of Aichi Prefecture ^^
It was easy to install in an hour by two women while watching the video.
Japanese
DIY Home Japanese Tea Room Manual
This isn't just any DIY project.
My own sanctuary.
Create your own space to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and find peace of mind.
We hope you will consider this a special journey, like assembling a tea room.
In fact, the entire process of putting things together is like a journey of calming the mind.
It is said that even if you don't do zazen, you can sit in a chair.
The important thing is breathing.
By exhaling for a long time, serotonin, a healing hormone, is secreted in the brain.
It's said to help reduce stress and lead to better sleep.
An example of a way of thinking learned from Zen teachings ^^
1. Don't compare yourself to others, do what you can
2. Don't regret the past, but remember that the past is what makes us who we are today
3. The stress you face now is insignificant compared to your life goals.
Where to use it
1.Home living room
2.Office
3. Luxury hotels, airports
4. Restaurants and public facilities
Samurai Prayer Room
Inbound tourists should also respect their own country's culture and abide by Japanese rules while they are in Japan.
15 minutes every day
A tea room where you can do nothing and think about nothing—a space solely for deep breathing.
It is important to continue even for a short time ^^
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare states that it is important for mental health care to be carried out continuously and systematically, even as "self-care."
Source:
“Guidelines for maintaining and promoting the mental health of workers”
History of production area:
Made of wood from Aichi, Owari, the birthplace of Oda Nobunaga.
Who is Oda Nobunaga?
There are various theories, but Oda Nobunaga is said to have been an innovator who pursued original methods based on rational thinking in warfare and organizational personnel management, and who was the first to hold secret meetings in a tea room.
The Battle of Nagashino is famous for changing the way wars are fought by systematically using firearms, which were still rare at the time, against Takeda's cavalry, which was said to be the strongest at the time.
Inuyama Castle, located in Inuyama City, Owari, is one of only five designated national treasures in Japan.
It is the oldest wooden castle tower in Japan, and is said to have been built around 1588 according to tree ring research on cypress trees.
Factory in Aisai City, Aichi Prefecture:Katagiri Precious Wood Industry Co., Ltd.
Domestic cedar. JAS Certified Sumi Aichi Prefectural Material Certification Organization Certification Number: P-036
It is "Aichi Certified Structural Laminated Lumber".
Interview published in specialized magazine
<Story: Development history: Japan and luxury seen from the world>
Bringing Japanese culture, aesthetics, and dignity to the world.
In my personal opinion, I honestly think it is difficult for Japan to take the global standard.
I think one reason for this is that the number of Japanese speakers in the world is small.
However, Japanese culture, aesthetic sense, and dignity, especially wabi-sabi, have become universally recognized, and I am convinced that this is a great asset in Japan's history.
I also believe that the spirit of Bushido and the history of the samurai are also assets of Japan.
I think Japan should make use of this history and the Japanese spirit.
In fact, the production of Japanese-style rooms is decreasing.
Young people avoid Japanese-style rooms, making them unpopular.
It's popular in inns and resort hotels, but why isn't it popular in residential areas?
We focus on the "extraordinary nature" of inns and resort hotels,
I thought about what to do in the Japanese-style room.
<< And why are Japanese tea rooms good for your mental health? >>
The tea room was built by Oda Nobunaga during the Sengoku period.
The Sengoku period was a time when even parents and siblings fought as enemies.
In contrast to this brutal world,
Swords are not allowed inside the tea room, so it is impossible to admonish the other person.
In this brutal era,
Don't you think that business negotiations held in such a historic tea room are conducted with consideration for each other in the spirit of Zen, between superiors and subordinates, or between business partners, and in the midst of free discussion?
And those who risked their lives for the cause and country known as Bushido,
This Japanese way of thinking is not optimal for mental health care in this emergency situation.
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry'sPart 4: Luxury in the coming era and towards capturing overseas demand.
Our products are exactly as recommended by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
It is a "designer brand from Japan",
This project aims to export new crafts, cultural resources and arts that are rooted in the Owari and Aichi regions.
そ し て,
For this reason, our products are exactly
We believe that it is the "new Japaneseness" that the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry considers.
These experiences led to the creation of a product called “Assembly Japanese Room”
We solved the challenges of modern life and rebranded.
Please feel free to contact us.
"Bushido" meditation and mindfulness at the teahouse "NOBUNAGA"
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