one's cup of tea. Ancient Japanese ceremony gives new meaning to a cup of tea

 one's cup of tea. Ancient Japanese ceremony gives new meaning to a cup of tea

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At a temple in Nara, people drink matcha green tea from big, unwieldy bowls for an annual tradition that dates back centuries. Watch video: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/ataglance/3089/ #NHKWorld

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Ancient Japanese ceremony gives new meaning to a cup of tea | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

At a temple in Nara, people drink matcha green tea from big, unwieldy bowls for an annual tradition that dates back centuries.

Nikkei Asian Review

Elegance and flavor breathe new life into a traditional Japanese drink.

Not your grandmother's cup of tea

TOKYO -- What do the words "Japanese green tea" call to mind? The tea ceremony, with its elaborate rules for serving and sipping, perhaps? Or the bott

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one's cup of tea 

in British
informal
one's chosen or preferred thing, task, company, etc
she's not my cup of tea