History
初代 宗栄
千利休の時代に活躍した。天正15年(1587)の北野大茶湯において茶席を持ったと伝えられる。公家や大名とも茶の湯の交わりを持ち、茶人としての名声を得た。
二代 宗利
受得斎(じゅとくさい)。宗栄の子。利休の孫である元伯宗旦の娘くれを妻とし、元伯宗旦より茶を学んだ。 次男は表千家五代を継いだ随流斎。
三代 宗全
徳誉斎(とくよさい)。二代宗利の長子で、久田家中興の祖と言われる。表千家不審菴を基とし、四畳中板の小間「半床庵」を考案する。また多くの好み道具を残し、今に伝来している。 長子の勘太郎は表千家六代の覚々斎。
四代 宗也
不及斎(ふきゅうさい)。宗全の甥。近衞予樂院家煕(いえひろ)をはじめ、公家と広く茶の湯の交わりを持ったことでも知られる。
五代 宗悦
凉滴斎(りょうてきさい)。不及斎の次男。兄の宗玄は両替町久田家として立ち、宗悦は高倉久田家をたて五代となる。
六代 宗渓
挹泉斎(ゆうせんさい)。凉滴斎の長子。挹泉斎の長子、貞蔵は表千家九代の了々斎。
七代 宗也
皓々斎(こうこうさい)。挹泉斎の次男で、了々斎の実弟。皓々斎の次男、達蔵は表千家の十代吸江斎。
八代 宗利
九代 宗与
温厚斎。吸江斎の後見をつとめた住山揚甫(ようほ)の孫。
十代 宗悦
玄乗斎(げんじょうさい)。表千家十代吸江斎の三男で皓々斎の孫。蛤御門の変で焼失した「半床庵」を復興した。 次男は武者小路千家九代の聴松宗守(愈好斎)。
十一代 宗也
無適斎(むてきさい)。宗悦の長子。『無適斎日記』を残す。
十二代 宗也
尋牛斎(じんぎゅうさい)。無適斎の長子。久田家および表千家の継承と発展に力を尽くす。
十三代 宗也
得流斎(とくりゅうさい)。尋牛斎の長子。遺志により半床庵文化財団が設立される。
History
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First generation Soei
He was active during the time of Sen no Rikyu. It is said that he held a tea ceremony at the Kitano Grand Tea Ceremony in 1587. He had tea ceremony ties with court nobles and daimyo, and gained fame as a tea master.
Munetoshi II
Jutokusai. Son of Soei. He married Kure, the daughter of Genpaku Sotan, Rikyu's grandson, and studied tea under Genpaku Sotan. His second son was Zuiryusai, who succeeded to the fifth headship of the Omotesenke school.
Sozen III
Tokuyosai. The eldest son of the second generation Sōri, and considered the restorer of the Hisada family. Based on the Omotesenke Fushin-an, he devised the "Hanshō-an," a small tea room with a four-mat room and a central board. He also left behind many of his favorite tea ceremony utensils, which are still passed down today. His eldest son, Kantarō, was Kakukusai, the sixth generation of the Omotesenke family.
Soya IV
Fukyusai. Nephew of Sozen. He is also known for his extensive association with the tea ceremony among court nobles, including Konoe Yorakuin Iehiro.
Godai Soetsu
Ryotekisai. The second son of Fukyusai. His older brother, Sogen, established the Hisada family in Ryogae-cho, while Soetsu established the Hisada family in Takakura and became the fifth head of the family.
Sixth Sokei
Yūsensai. The eldest son of Ryōtekisai. Yūsensai's eldest son, Teizō, was Ryōryōsai, the ninth head of the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony.
Soya VII
Kōkōsai. The second son of Isensai and the younger brother of Ryōryōsai. Kōkōsai's second son, Tatsuzō, was Kyūkōsai, the tenth head of the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony.
Munetoshi Yashiro
9th generation Muneyo
Onkosai. The grandson of Sumiyama Yoho, who served as the guardian of Kyukosai.
Soetsu, the 10th generation
Genjōsai. The third son of Kyūkōsai, the 10th head of the Omotesenke school, and grandson of Kōkōsai. He rebuilt the "Hanshōan" tea house, which was destroyed in the Hamaguri Gate Incident. His second son was Chōshō Sōshu (Yūkōsai), the 9th head of the Mushanokōji Senke school.
Souya 11th
Mutekisai. The eldest son of Soetsu. He left behind the "Mutekisai Diary".
Twelfth generation Soya
Jingyusai. The eldest son of Mutekisai. He devoted himself to the succession and development of the Hisada family and the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony.
Souya 13th generation
Tokuryusai. The eldest son of Jingyusai. The Hanshoan Cultural Foundation was established according to his wishes.
Hanshoan Cultural Foundation
一般財団法人半床庵文化財団は、千利休の伝統を継ぐ表千家茶道の維持、発展を通して茶道文化の発揚に資することを目的として、平成24年7月、設立されました。
Public interest business
１. 茶道の普及、振興及び支援
２. 茶室、庭園の保存及び公開
３. 半床庵に関する茶道具類の保存、収集及び公開
４. 半床庵に関する研究、調査及び出版
５. その他目的を達成するために必要な事業
Visit day
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If you are interested, please contact us by phone. We accept advance reservations. Please note that available dates and visitor numbers are limited to help preserve the tea garden and accommodate events.
一般財団法人半床庵文化財団
558-2 Kawaramachi, Takakura-dori Nijō-sagaru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto City, KYOTO JAPAN
604-0827
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