Men in search of healing turn to tea ceremonies

Men in search of healing turn to tea ceremonies

TOKYO, Japan - Men participate in a tea ceremony class taught by Sowa Akiyama (far L), a teacher at the Urasenke tea school in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward on Sept. 14.

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