Sentence examples for a tea house from inspiring English sources

It's thought of as "social space"–a tea house or "Ninja chamber"–on wheels, with the grid pattern of shoji screens evident in its shapes and details.

Alagoz's older brother reportedly ran a tea house where Isis was believed to have recruited followers.

Mr. Hawladar says he wants to open another market there and add a tea house.

There is also a Zen garden, a crystal garden, a pagoda and a tea house.

A tea house that offers a few substantial dishes would make a good bet.

Besides the mansion, the island also has a tea house, a boat house and a guest house.

For some post-splurge refreshment - at the top of the street heading north, turn right and you'll find the local meeting place, a tea house-cum-club with a couple of ladies next door dishing out big glasses of freshly squeezed orange juice for under a pound a go.

The Chinese opera, or Xiqu, center, will include a 1,100-seat 1,100-seater, a 400-seat smain theater, a tea-house-style performance space, and an entire floor dedicated to education and training in Cantonese opera.

"Kyo no Tsuki (Kyoto Moon)," choreographed by Hiroyo Tachibana to music by Hiroaki Kikuoka, depicts a geiko or apprentice geisha accompanying a tea-house guest to view the beauty of nature.

Videos of their performances, costumes, sets and materials, as well as a tea-house structure made from canvas, feathers, sweet rice and sea salt — elements used in the brilliant "Naked," performed this year at the Baryshnikov Arts Center — are all on view.

"Residue," an installation and collection at the New York Library for the Performing Arts, offers videos of their performances, costumes, sets and materials, as well as a tea-house structure made from canvas, feathers, sweet rice and sea salt — elements used in the brilliant "Naked," performed this year at the Baryshnikov Arts Center.