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Enshu School of Tea

　　　　Fuden-an　　Kobori Sojitsu
　Thirteenth Grand Master of the Enshu School of Tea

Fuden-an: Leaves from a Tea-journal
★2004
■- Morning glories -
■- The delights of 'conversion' and 'selection' -
■- The deep green of summer leaves; from Yashimacho -
■- On the shift to summer wear -
■- On things that have disturbed my mind -
■- Recent events -
■- On the spectacle presented by the rite of strewing dried beans -
■- On not ceasing to move forward, just because the view from where one now is proves favorable -
■- On Beginning -
★2003
■- Thoughts at the Year's End -

Flowers for a Tea-occasion
★2004
■-Season: September-
■-Season: August-
■-Season: July-
■-Season: June-
■Season: May-
■-Season: April-
■-Season: March-
■Season: February-
■-Season: January-
★2003
■Season: The year's end-

The Kobori Family Lineage

　　１　Enshu Masakazu　(1579～1647）
　　２　Sokei Masayuki　　(1620～1674)
　　３　Sojitsu Masatsune　　(1649～1694）
　　４　Sozui Masafusa　（1685～1713）
　　５　Soko　Masamine　（1690～1760）
　　６　Soen　Masatoshi 　（1734～1804）
　　７　Soyu　Masakata 　（1742～1803）
　　８　Sochu　Masayasu 　（1786～1867）
　　９　Sohon Masakazu　　（1813～1864）
　１０　Soyu Masayasu　（1858～1909）
　１１　Somei Masanori　　(1888～1962）
　１２　Sokei (1923～ ) Koshin
　１３　Sojitsu (1956～ )　Fuden-an Masaharu
　　　　Thirteenth Grand Master of the Enshu School of Tea

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