The tea ceremony teacher of Guang Jia, the third generation general of the Japanese Edo shogunate, is also famous.
From the chronological point of view, this is a noble son born with a golden spoon. His ancestors were closely related to General Ashikaga. His father, Masayoshi Komori, was a member of the family of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the younger brother of Toyotomi Hideyoshi who unified Japan's Guanbai, and assisted Toyotomi Hideyoshi's military and political affairs, so that Yuanzhou could get in touch with political figures and cultural celebrities from an early age. At the same time, he himself has been versatile since childhood. At the age of eleven, he left an ink mark in Xiaofu Temple in Nara, and at the age of twenty-eight, he got Zen Chun Wu Zongyuan in Dade Temple in Kyoto. At that time, he was an excellent poet, singer and calligrapher. Similarly, the superior family environment made him learn tea ceremony etiquette from an early age, which had a great influence on the founder who later became "Yuanzhouliu".
In the 16th year of Tianzheng (1588), Toyotomi Hideyoshi visited Yamato County. Yuanzhou was only ten years old at that time, and he was honored to offer tea at the welcoming tea party. According to Fu Gongzhuan, "I met Li Xiu when I was ten years old. At this time, Zeng Shifeng came to Taige, and Li Xiu ordered tea with wooden and silk tea towels. At that time, Li Xiu was 70 years old. " Li Xiu was the most famous tea man in the Warring States Period.
When he was about fourteen or fifteen years old, Yuanzhou formally studied the tea ceremony with the tea ceremony master Gutian Weaving Department (Gutian Chongran) (Morino Liji committed suicide by caesarean section in Yuanzhou at the age of thirteen, and Gutian Weaving Department was Morino Liji's proud disciple, and Morino Liji called him the only one who inherited his tea ceremony). At the age of fifteen, he studied under the Zen master Chunwu Zongyuan in Dade Temple, and at the age of eighteen and thirty-one, he accepted the name of Chunwu Zen master "Judas" (Zen master)
Moreover, Ohi Yuanzhou is a great artist in Japanese history, and his most important contribution is to create a new pattern of Japanese garden art-borrowing the scenery garden, that is, to set off the layout of the garden with the help of the natural scenery outside the garden. The most classic building is the Guili Palace, where Prince Zhiren lives. It is known as the highest representative of Japanese garden art. His other works, such as Kyoto Imperial House, Xiandong Imperial House, Edo City, Fujun City, Nagoya City, nanzenji and Daejeon Temple, are all famous buildings.