Isekai Taneuma

The owner of the garden, lost in the sound of deer, was familiar to Japanese people. It seems that there are a lot of great people on earth in this world, so I thought I would meet them one day, but even if they don't respond to the first encounter with the great people of their country, the tension will rise.

Even though it was a sudden visit, Feng and the others invited me to tea. I didn't think I'd get a cup of tea from one of the world's best masters, and if Waltstein hadn't known him, this wouldn't have happened, so I was curiously impressed that Feng was such a wonderful guy for the first time.

As for the holidays, I said I would prepare them again, and then disappeared to the other side of the gate. Originally, I only invited one Waltstein, so I don't suppose Feng's share was prepared. Of course, I would always be ready to deal with sudden visitors, but I'm sorry for the water I put in there because it was my first reunion with a friend in a long time.

There was no conversation about this afterwards, and when the four of them were gazing at the landscape of the garden, they heard the sound of pouring water into the handwater from inside the gate. Waltstein stood up and took Feng and the others into the gate.

The gates were also open-air, and unlike the front garden, it was simple, but lanterns and seasonal flowers entertained my eyes. After crossing the rock according to the rules of Kansai Stone, it seemed to be heading towards the mother house. Immediately next to that, there was a small tea room that I would have liked to take a leisure break, but if it was true, I would use it, but since the number of people has grown, I think I am taking you to the small room that I made in my mother's house. That said, it was narrow enough for ordinary people's senses, as there were only four-and-a-half tatami mats.

It seems that the open-air area is a place like the world of seclusion between the snare world and the tea room, and it should not be heard in nature. By the time we get to the tea room, we'll set up a few gates, and every time we dive down there, we'll remove the dirt from the snubber world and enter the tea room with a harsh feeling. Shoho Takeno, who was the master of Rikyu, was also a boy of the Rinzai sect, so this seems to have happened because he incorporated the idea of Zen into his tea. Is that why the tea room is also the abbot?

Nevertheless, if I really shut up, I wouldn't know what the novice Samson was doing, so I was talking to everybody normally. It seems that Waltstein has already been invited to tea several times, just as he is a friend, and I can't help but think of Jeanne and Samson who are bewildered and lectured how to wash their hands in Tsukuba. I wonder why the pleasure of seeing foreigners come into contact with Japanese culture seems to be rising.

Immediately after passing through the mouth, the floor was decorated with ink marks and flower pots that were probably written by Rikyu himself. And when I was watching it, Samson kept coming in, and he said, "Well, can I come in? I had trouble answering the question with my face. I wonder what to do with this man, who looks like a full-body weapon.

The tea room was properly covered with orgasm tatami mats, and there was something that came up too nostalgic. Until I came to such a fantasy world, I thought it was a boulder, but on the contrary, it might have been a fantasy world. Recently, it is said that the house cannot be sold unless it is flooring, but the Japanese still feel that the tatami mats are more calm.

Soon, my husband came in from the door leading to my mother's house, lined up the tools and started charcoal dotting. When the pot hung in the furnace sounded slowly, the dot of the master of heaven finally began. Of course, it is abbreviated because it is a sudden visit, but I am afraid because the other party feels like it is kind of a serious match. Is it easy for Waltstein to relax as usual without knowing the other person?

Cut-off tea was first served to the authentic customer, Waltstein. Because of his personality, he was about to drink up and say, "One more bad taste," but I was quite surprised that it was contained in the mouth by turning the teacup 90 degrees away from the front. Feng was forced to tea ceremony to learn manners, but he did the same thing 400 years ago. I was impressed that the teacup that came around was as black as the legend suggests, and it was really a chili holiday.

I was worried about Samson, but I was watching the other three properly and turning the teacup in a proper manner. However, it seemed like I didn't know how to turn it, and it was interesting to see that I was eventually turning it counterclockwise. Such an ancient and present Samson also appeared to have a tight seat on the boulder, and he rolled and laughed at Goron in an attempt to get up happily when he was told to break his leg. Thanks to this, the atmosphere became more relaxed and the tea room began to feel relaxed.

"Even though Feng-sama is still young, she behaves well in standing up."

When the conversation started while eating tea confectionery, Rikyu said so after a while. While the other person is afraid of the other person,

"Actually, I had tea ceremony experience."

"Tea ceremony...?"

It is strange that the founder of the tea ceremony heard it and twisted his neck, but it was only natural to call it a tea ceremony after his death. Feng told me that he had heard that it was because he was afraid.

After the severance of Chiriku, it was a temporarily disconnected thousand houses, but in the time of his grandson Soda, he began to collect the tea utensils of his adoptive grandfather scattered for his life. Sometimes the grandson of Rikyu, the governor's mouth seemed like a bargain, but he spent his whole life in poverty and instead sent his children to the Daimyo family as a guide. These are the Hozen Family, the Hozen Family, and the Thousand Family of the Samurai Koji.

It was the tea ceremony culture of Edo that flowered in this way, but when it was renovated in the Meiji period, it was regarded as an old evil of samurai society, and it quickly fell down because the new government hated it. The tea ceremony was abandoned and their collection of specialties became unaffordable, but it was the financiers who saved it. No matter how old it was, from a foreigner's point of view, Edo culture was ultimately Japanese culture, so it was valuable for those in the financial world who were with them.

Afterwards, the tea ceremony was reviewed when it was known that the stars of the financial world were collecting tea utensils. The Omotesanjia, Samurai Koji Senjia, etc., were blessed by the sponsors and breathed back. Back Senjia succeeded as a courtesy class for women, and continues to this day. That's why they say the tea ceremony classes they see in the city are mostly back of house.

"Speaking of Soda, is he the son of Shao 'an... yes, he is..."

After nodding impressively many times, Ritsu came up with the idea,

"Is Feng-sama familiar with history? Could you please tell us what happened to the Toyotomi family after that?"

Feng looked at Jeanne and continued in an exploratory tone.

"Er, well... the Toyotomi family soon perished."

"Destroyed...? Oh, my God."

"After all, are you resenting me?

Speaking of Chitoshi, Hideyoshi ordered me to cut my stomach in late life. So I naturally resented it and wanted to hear what happened afterwards.

"Hate...? Of course not. Why should I resent His Highness?"

"Huh? Really?

"Because you only took that away from His Highness, there is no resentment if you are grateful. If I had been ordered to go hungry, it would not have been good if I had held too much power. I wasn't a samurai, I wasn't a big name, I was just a crowd."

When Sorin Otomo rose, he said to Hideyoshi, "Ask Soyi about the official ceremony and about the family." In other words, the usual amount of time off was so generous that he was treated in the same line as his younger brother Hideo, who was called Yamato Yamato Yamato.

However, when Hideo died, the clouds became suspicious. As for the official ceremony, it was Hideo who was in charge of the big name of Lochu, but because of his death, the power that had been concentrated on one person until then was dispersed.

At that time, Hideyoshi had two successors, his nephew Hideji and Hideo Autumn, and furthermore, the second child Tsurumatsu was born at the same time as his brother's death. In the end, this Tsurumatsu will die prematurely, but even considering that Hideyoshi Toyotomi of Naoko will succeed later, there is no doubt that the whole Toyotomi family at this time was in trouble.

"Back then, the celebrities started a faction struggle over His Highness's successors. In the afterlife of His Highness's death, he was divided into the Successors and the Autumn School, and he was planning to come out of the world in agony. Of course, the people who tried to approach me didn't stop, so His Highness would have given me death to tighten up the house. I don't know what happened afterwards, but the retrospective effect would have been flashy."

"... as if you were talking about other HR, weren't you afraid to die?

"I was familiar with that kind of stuff, and it's the end of Buddhism... death is not the end of the world, it's just the end of the world. People are afraid of death because they have not been trained, and if they find meaning in that death, whether they cut their bellies or lose their necks, it doesn't change that they die naturally. His Highness Taizhou would never have missed me if he had given me that meaning."

I wonder if this is the sengoku era concept of life and death. Nevertheless, it seems that I like Hideyoshi very much this time off. In general, he is written badly in later life, but since the end of the regime change is all similar, some people may say that it was good at that time.

"In this new world, you can continue to enjoy tea as much as you like. We don't strain our shoulders here, we enjoy it every day."

"Speaking of which, it seems that the emperor is watching, and that this one is also very much alive."

"No, I don't have a position in particular. I am from Mitra, but there are many monks there, and if I have been hanging around in his land since I got down in the world, I will soon be seen by the priests. They love matcha. I'm so happy to be with you, naturally while I'm entertaining you...."

That said, the caffeine in the tea also has an awakening effect, so it is effective for MP recovery. Since dark tea and other energy drinks now contain caffeine, there must have been a appeal to conservative priests, combined with the harsh atmosphere of Kusaan and the sophisticated manners of recreational breaks. The tea served to the Emperor would still be exhausted in his arms.

"By the way, you said you weren't a samurai, but that's why they called you a warrior?

As Feng and Rikyu continued their conversation, Waltstein spoke from behind. Soon he lay down at the edge of a four-and-a-half tatami mat, poking his cheek cane. I was told to make things easier, but I thought it would be nothing, but my husband didn't seem to care.

"That's what I've been called before. Because I am a wanderer, I was often asked what I was doing in my previous life, and while I was answering, it must have been a warrior. Well, I had a lot of relationships with samurai people, so the kid in front of the gate listened to the strategy a little bit, and he was also fond of the abbreviation for domestic maneuvers. I was in a similar position to the military ruler, so I wonder."

"Strategies" refers to the Six Strategies. Unlike tactics that focus on one battle at a time, politics in general, including battles, is a strategy, but it is the source of the words.

Rikyu himself was not completely unrelated to the battle, and he served in the Odawara Clash. In Japan, there was no post of warlord, but there were people like prayers who served in the army as rulers and took advantage of the good fortunes. However, from the battle in which at most hundreds of people collided in the early Sengoku period, the battle in which tens of thousands of people killed each other at the end of the Sengoku period became more frequent, and their prime role became the first test.

When a subordinate gets in the way, the boss has to reward and punish him, but for example, his subordinate is Nobunaga Oda's neck! Even if he brings it with confidence, his boss can't praise or punish him without a way to confirm it.

At that time, those with wide faces on the enemy side became heavily used, and they began to serve in various fights at the request of the big names. Serving in the army brightens up your tactics. That's why there are a lot of boys in the warlord's position when we do warring country simulations like Nobunaga's ambition.

"I see, because your face is wide, right? It would be more convenient."

"What?

Feng suddenly slapped his back and leaned his neck. Waltstein sighed like he said,

"You were chasing Ser Hermes because he chased the Imperial, weren't you?

Feng and the others remembered haha. It was a mild atmosphere, but I didn't come here for tea. Feng reached out again before the recess,

"Um, the master. I need to ask you to fold it in."

"What should I do?

"As a matter of fact, Sir Hermes has just entered the Imperial Capital....."

Feng told the imperial family that Isaac had overtaken him and asked him if he could get a hold of him. After listening to the story, Ritsuo left behind that he understood the situation, and asked him to wait a moment and pulled into the back.

What he brought back after a while was a list of the nobles that lived in the city and the five major towns that were now in the Imperial Capital.