[DOC] [TLE] Kaiseki - Wikipedia [PAR] Kaiseki () or kaiseki-ryri () is a traditional multi-course Japanese 
dinner. The term ... Before these kanji started to be used, the kanji for writing the 
word were simply ones indicating that the cuisine was for a get-together (
). .... This is the meal served in the context of chanoyu (Japanese tea 
ceremony). [DOC] [TLE] Japanese tea ceremony - Wikipedia [PAR] The Japanese tea ceremony, also called the Way of Tea, is a Japanese cultural 
activity ..... Following this, guests are served a meal in several courses 
accompanied by ... before it is returned to the host, who then cleanses the 
equipment and leaves .... Because cha-kaiseki generally follows traditional 
eating habits in Japan,... [DOC] [TLE] Enjoy an authentic tea ceremony with cha-kaiseki (meal served ... [PAR] Enjoy cha-kaiseki food and traditional sweets along with strong and ... Cha-
kaiseki is a Japanese cuisine that is served before a tea ceremony. ... The cup of 
Sake goes around from the guest of honor to the host, from the host to the next 
guest and from the next guest to the host, and this is called ... It's more than just 
prepar . [DOC] [TLE] Japanese Tea Ceremony Glossary [PAR] At a full tea gathering the first Aisatsu will be at the gate before the ceremony 
starts. ... room) : The Japanese traditional art of flower arrangement is called 
Ikebana, ... including meal) : During a Chaji the host will serve a meal as well as 
Koicha ... A Kaiseki meal is served after which the charcoal is changed during 
Shozumi. [DOC] [TLE] Japanese Tea Ceremony [PAR] Japanese Tea Ceremony, also called Chado, Sado, and Chanoyu. ... and serving 
Japanese green tea, called Matcha, together with traditional ... The host of the 
ceremony always considers the guests with every movement and gesture. ... the 
person hosting a tea party to know how to cook a special meal (Kaiseki), how to... [DOC] [TLE] Kyoto Visitor's Guide-Kyo Ryori & Kaiseki [PAR] Characterized by its use of seasonal ingredients, delicately presented dishes and 
... Fortunately, there are also inexpensive so-called ''mini-kaiseki'' versions that 
won't ... Kaiseki's origins can be found in the traditional cha kaiseki (a meal 
served in a ... served by the host of a tea ceremony and were referred to as cha 
kaiseki,... [DOC] [TLE] Japanese Tea Ceremony - Traditional Rituals Explained [PAR] The tea ceremony began to take on its present form during the 15th century, ... 
more elaborate four course meal called a kaiseki and can last as long as four 
hours. ... Kaishi: A special paper used to eat the traditional sweets that are served 
as ... well before the guests arrive, with intense preparation on the part of the host
. [DOC] [TLE] TEA CEREMONY - Go Japan Go [PAR] The host, male or female, will usually be wearing a kimono, while guests may 
wear ... being 4 1/2 tatami, or woven mats of straw, the traditional Japanese floor 
covering. ... Guests may be served a light, simple meal called a "kaiseki" () or 
... or three more sips before wiping the rim, rotating the bowl to its original 
position,... [DOC] [TLE] Japanese tea ceremony - Shibui Swords [PAR] The Japanese tea ceremony (, chad, or sad, or chanoyu - "the way of tea") 
is ... incense and a wide range of other disciplines and traditional arts in addition 
to .... Guests may be served a light, simple meal called a "kaiseki" or "chakaiseki," 
... three more sips before wiping the rim, rotating the bowl to its original position,... [DOC] [TLE] Japanese tea ceremony - New World Encyclopedia [PAR] May 5, 2014 ... Traditionally the tea ceremony has been deeply related to Zen ..... The host, male 
or female, wears a kimono, while guests may wear kimono or subdued formal 
wear. ... Guests may be served a light, simple meal called a kaiseki () or ... 
three more sips

Question: It's traditional for the host to serve a meal called kaiseki before this ceremony
Answer: The Tea Ceremony