| It is also called kaicha (another name of tocha), incha shobu (tea competition), cha-yoriai (a meeting of samurai where they played tocha, igo, and other kinds of game), chato shobu (tea competition), or kocha (a kind of tea competition) in Japan, while it is also known as meicha (a Chinese name of the tea competition), meito (a Chinese name of the tea competition), etc. in China. |
日本では回茶・飲茶勝負・茶寄合・茶湯勝負・貢茶、中国では茗茶・銘闘などの異名がある。 |