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Japanese tea ceremony is the traditional method of preparing and drinking 
matcha, ... set and where the host can make tea in front of their seated guests 
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every tea ceremony, the Japanese host may spend days going over ... (assistant 
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The guest then drinks some of the tea, wipes the rim of the bowl, and passes the 
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tea drinking with an elaborate ritual known as the tea ceremony, or chanoyu. ... 
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Other utensils used during the ceremony include: the cha-ire, a ceramic container
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... incense and a wide range of other disciplines and traditional arts in addition to 
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... The fukusa is a square silk cloth used for the ritual cleansing of the tea

Question: This drink is used in the traditional Japanese ceremony of Chanoyu
Answer: tea