World History of British Tea - Today's Lecture
In Fujisawa, light snow is dancing in the morning.
It might be the first snow.
When I came to Dimbula, staff Ami said,
"Did you see it snowing? I'm a little happy!"
She is the youngest in Dimbula. .
I want to drink warm tea early.
Well, today is a seminar on Asahi Culture. It is on the 9th floor of Fujisawa Station Lumine .
It starts at 1:00 pm.
Please come.
I will give a lecture on the history and culture of black tea, which was brought to England from the book "The World History of a Cup of Black Tea" (Bunshun Shinsho).
The history of British tea that I felt is the 9th and 10th Mr. Twining, the late 14th Duke Davistick (a descendant of Anna Maria who founded Afternoon Tea), and Lipton.
I would like to talk about the history that I felt firsthand.
Tonight's tea will warm you up . 
