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SUMMARY:Tuesday Talk: Kiyomi Oliver and Zen Kominka Teahouse
DESCRIPTION:Did you know a 100-year-old Japanese farmhouse exists in Wallowa County? Zen House Kominka\, perched on the cliff along the North Highway just north of Enterprise\, is a living piece of Japanese cultural heritage. More than a historic home\, it offers our community a space for learning\, reflection\, and connection come explore how its traditions and spirit can inspire and enrich your life.\n\nJoin us Tuesday\, September 30th at noon\, as we welcome Kiyomi Oliver to share more about this serene gathering place.\n\nKiyomi is the founder of Sei Mee Tea\, which has now become Yu Tea\, where she continues to serve as a consultant. She is also a certified life coach and tea master. Living in Wallowa County with her husband for over 25 years\, they have raised their family together while she built a career helping people connect modern life with well-being. Through her Japan Tea Tours and Zen House Kominka\, Kiyomi shares her passion for cultural heritage as a source of growth and inspiration for the community.
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\n\nDid you know a 100-year-old Japanese farmhouse exists in Wallowa County? Zen House Kominka\, perched on the cliff along the North Highway just north of Enterprise\, is a living piece of Japanese cultural heritage. More than a historic home\, it offers our community a space for learning\, reflection\, and connection&mdash\;come explore how its traditions and spirit can inspire and enrich your life.
\n\nJoin us Tuesday\, September 30th at noon\, as we welcome Kiyomi Oliver to share more about this serene gathering place.
\n\nKiyomi is the founder of Sei Mee Tea\, which has now become Yu Tea\, where she continues to serve as a consultant. She is also a certified life coach and tea master. Living in Wallowa County with her husband for over 25 years\, they have raised their family together while she built a career helping people connect modern life with well-being. Through her Japan Tea Tours and Zen House Kominka\, Kiyomi shares her passion for cultural heritage as a source of growth and inspiration for the community. \;
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LOCATION:Josephy Center\, Joseph
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URL:http://wallowacountychamber.sampleorg.com/events/details/tuesday-talk-kiyomi-oliver-and-zen-kominka-teahouse-28218
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