Urasenke Hawaii Association

Organizational Story

The Urasenke chado tradition has been cherished in Hawaii since before World War II, with the Hawaii chapter officially founded in 1951. As the first Urasenke chapter established outside of Japan, it celebrates over 70 years of tea practice, honoring the contributions of tea masters, practitioners, artists, and tradesmen.

Impact Statement

The Urasenke Hawaii Association fosters a universal language of hospitality and cultural exchange through the art of tea.

Why Donate?

Your donation supports the preservation of a rich cultural tradition, providing opportunities for community engagement and education in traditional Japanese tea practices.

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Join the mission to preserve and promote the Urasenke chado tradition in Hawaii. Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps sustain this cultural heritage and enriches the community. Donate today and make a difference!