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A woman wearing kimono performs a tea ceremony. It is not clear which specific style of ceremony is being performed, but visible in the image are the kettle, the ro, and the tea bowl. The object at the far right of the image is a bamboo marker which marks the seating position of the host. Such markers take many forms; this one is somewhat unusual, but is of a type used for outdoor ceremonies.
Photograph taken by Stephane D'Alu ( en:User:Sdalu) in April 2004
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