First impressions and "Wakeiseijaku"
:What is the foundation for building trust?
- The importance of first impressions, appearance, and respect for others.
- Building smooth human relationships by learning from the spirit of the tea ceremony, "Wa Kei Sei Jaku."
First Half: The Importance of First Impressions: Appearance
Second half: Table-top tea ceremony workshop
Etiquette when you are a guest: How to receive tea and sweets
The principles and philosophy of the tea ceremony: the spirit of "omotenashi" (hospitality)
Understand the true essence of "omotenashi" (hospitality) that is embodied in the tea ceremony.
Acting from the other person's perspective and showing careful consideration.
First half: Visiting etiquette, bowing, exchanging business cards, indoor etiquette, counseling mindset for dealing with complaints
Second half: Tabletop Tea Ceremony Workshop
Applying Rikyu's Seven Principles to Business: First-class Manners and Attitude
- Learn universal know-how applicable to business from Sen no Rikyu's teachings, "The Seven Rules of Rikyu."
-Improved ability to respond flexibly to situations and professionalism.
Top businessmen don't study the tea ceremony simply to appreciate traditional culture. Hospitality based on the spirit of the tea ceremony fosters trust and charm, making others think, "I want to entrust this person with my work." Rikyu, who captivated everyone from Sengoku warlords to the most powerful rulers of Japan, was not only a tea master, but also demonstrated his talents as a creative director, merchant, and business consultant. His exceptional discerning eye, ability to win people over, and fusion of aesthetic sense and business acumen are qualities that are relevant to modern professionals. Tea ceremony goes beyond superficial manners and allows you to deeply understand others and learn the essence of heart-to-heart communication, cultivating the deep insight needed to build trusting relationships and lead to success in business.
First half: Language usage, Honorifics that are easy to make mistakes with, How to use cushion and follow-up words
Second half: Tabletop Tea Ceremony Workshop
Tea Ceremony Rehearsal to Express Gratitude: Learning through Practice
Through the Bon abbreviated tea ceremony, participants learn the proper manners to express gratitude.
You will experience the entire process of entertaining guests and develop confidence and the ability to apply what you learn.
First half: Manners for smooth human relationships
Second half: Rehearsal of a simple tea ceremony at the table/expressing gratitude
Gratitude Tea Ceremony: Communication that deepens trust
・社内外の方を招き、実際に茶会を催す実践。
・学んだ知識と所作を活かし、心に残るコミュニケーションを実現する。
前半 茶道ビジネスマナー総復習 実際のオフィスを使ってロールプレイング
後半 テーブルで盆略 点前/社内の方やクライアント様を招いた交流茶会