[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, tea scoop with name] Dyed bamboo, named "Hatsune", written by Onozawa Kankai, made by Ogura Muneaki, with tea scoop bag

●Hatsune: The first chirps of birds and insects of the year and season.
This is especially true of the song of the Japanese bush warbler.

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Author: Hiromi Onozawa
Tea scoop maker (made by Ogura Muneaki)
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[Onozawa Hiromi] Rinzai monk
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture in 1944
In 1951, Fukutomi Isei of Kotokuji Temple was ordained as a monk.
Afterwards, he was enshrined in the Myoshin Sodo Hall.
1965: Became the chief priest of Jukoin, a subtemple of Daitokuji Temple
In 1986, he became head of the general affairs department of the temple.
In 1995, he became the head of the religious affairs department.
Served at the 400th anniversary memorial service for Sen no Rikyu as the chief priest of Jukoin Temple
Later, he lived at Jukoin Ito Betsuin.
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[Muneaki Ogura (real name Koji)] Bamboo craftsman
Born in Shimotsu, Wakayama Prefecture in 1942
Studied under the bamboo master Soetsu Nishikawa
In 1967, we started to produce basket vases, tea scoops, etc.
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Material: Dyed bamboo
Box: Wooden box