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Baisao

Baisao (Japanese: 売茶翁, Hepburn: Baisaō) (1675–1763) was a Japanese Buddhist monk of the Ōbaku school of Zen Buddhism, who became famous for traveling around Kyoto selling tea. The veneration of Baisao during and after his lifetime helped to popularize sencha tea and led to the creation of Senchadō.

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Tea

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Early life

Hizen ProvinceIngen
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Influence

Sencha tea ceremonyKimura Kenkadō
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related to References · 30
Baisao → Century Kyoto, Counterpoint Press, Erling, Graham, Hawaii Press, Hoh, Hudson, ISBN, Life, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, NAHOKO PRESS, Norman, Patricia Jane, POEMS BY BAISAO, Retrieved, Roger Pulvers, Sages, Sencha
related to Tea · 21
Baisao → Around, As, At, Baisao's, By, China, Chinese, He, In, Instead, Japan, Japanese, Kyoto, Ming, Sencha, Senka, Song, The, This, Zen
related to Influence · 16
Baisao → After, After Baisao's, Chinese, Daiten, Daiten Kenjo, He, His, Japan, Japanese, Kimura, Kimura Kenkadō, One, Secrets, Steeped Tea, The, Today
related to Early life · 14
Baisao → Daicho, Daicho Genko, Hasuike, His, Hizen Province, In, Ingen, Japan, Kerin Doryo, Kyoto, Ryushinji, Starting, With, Zen Buddhist
related to Writings · 14
Baisao → Baisanshu, Baisao's, Collection, Edo, His, In, Japan, Kyoto, Over, Plum Mountain, Some, Tea Documents, Tokyo, Zen
related to Names · 9
Baisao → As, Gekkai Gensho, He, Ko Yugai, Kyoto, Later, Shibayama Kikusen, When, Zen
related to Later life · 4
Baisao → Conscious, He, In, Ko Yugai

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Baisaorelated to Early lifeKerin Doryo0.60section
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Baisaorelated to Early lifeKyoto0.60section

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