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Sequencia de Otemaes com nomes

Urasenke organizes its temae into groups of kyojō 許状 (permission to study). After receiving a certain kyojō, the student can start receiving instruction in the temae covered by that kyojō.
The kyojō are requested by the student’s teacher. They are written by Kyojō-bu at Urasenke headquarters in Kyōto on behalf of Oiemoto. With the kyojō a student is given a membership card in Urasenke. There is a fee for getting a kyojō. The fee is considerably lower for people outside Japan than inside Japan. Sometimes additional fees or percentages of the fees are kept by the local teacher, depending on the local group structure.
Nyumon 入門
Warigeiko 割り稽古 – Separate exercises.
Bonryakudemae 盆略点前 – Round tray and a tetsubin are used.
Hirademae
Usucha Hakobi 薄茶運び – The utensils are carried into the room. A mizusashi, hishaku and kama are required.
Koicha Hakobi 濃茶運び – Basically the same as for usucha, but thick tea is made instead of thin tea.
Shozumi 初炭 – Preparing charcoal before making tea.
Gozumi 後炭 – Preparing charcoal between making koicha and usucha.
Konarai 小習
Kinindate 貴人点 – Making tea for a nobleman.
Kinin Kiyotsugu 貴人清次 – Making tea for a nobleman and his retainer(s).
Chaire Kazari 茶入飾り – Focusing on the relationship between the host and first guest in relationship to the chaire.
Chawan Kazari 茶碗飾り – As above but for chawan.
Chashaku Kazari 茶杓飾り – As above but for chashaku.
Chasen Kazari 茶筅飾り – As above but for mizusashi or kama.
Nagao Chaire 長緒茶入 – Making koicha using a chaire in a Shifuku that has a long cord.
Kasane-jawan 重ね茶碗 – Making koicha for more than 5 people using two teabowls.
Tsutsumi-bukusa 包み袱紗 – Using a natsume in a fukusa instead of a chaire in a Shifuku for making koicha.
Tsubo Kazari 壺飾り – Displaying the chatsubo (jar for tea leafs)
Sumi Shomou 炭所望 – Asking the guest to lay the charcoal.
Hana Shomou 花所望 – Asking the guest to place the flowers.
Irekodate 入子点 – Serving usucha and only entering the room once, good for children and old people who can not easily stand up and sit down.
Bon Kougou 盆香合 – A form of Shozumi using a Kogo with a tray.
Jiku Kazari 軸飾り – Displaying a particularly nice scroll.
Otsu-bukuro 大津袋 – Using a natsume in a special silk pouch instead of chaire in a Shifuku for making koicha.
Shikaden
This is the first group of secret teachings, and no books describing these temae are/should be available. One has to receive this teaching directly from ones teacher.
Satsubako 茶通箱 – Serving two koicha.
Karamono 唐物 – Using a Chinese chaire.
Daitenmoku 台天目 – Using a Chinese teabowl on a stand.
Bondate 盆点 – Using a Chinese chaire on a tray.
Rangai
Wakindate 和巾点 – Using a nakatsugi instead of chaire.
Chabakodate 茶箱点 – Using a box to transport the utensils in.
Unohanadate 卯の花点
Wakeidate 和敬点
Yuki 雪 – Winter chabako
Tsuki 月 – Autumn chabako
Hanadate 花 – Spring chabako
Shikishidate 色紙点 – The “tea box” is replaced by a woven basket.
Okuden
This is the second group of secret teachings, and no books describing these temae are/should be available. One has to receive this teaching directly from one’s teacher.
Gyou-no-gyou daisu 行之行台子 This license and temae procedure (also called “midare,” meaning unmatched) uses the unlacquered daisu table used together with the daitenmoku bowl and karamono chaire, which are placed on a large tray inlaid with a Daoist design of eight trigrams (hakke bon).
Shin-no-gyou daisu 真之行台子 This temae embodies the fundamentals of the most advanced stage of chanoyu. It employs a formal black lacquered daisu, a matching set of bronze utensils (kaigu), and a karamono chaire and its companion tray, and a daitenmoku bowl. The bowl and jar, with its companion tray, are of the omeibutsu category of high-ranking renowned tea objects, identified with the periods of tea history before the time of Sen Rikyu.
Hikitsugi – This license grants permission to teach and issue certificates from Nyumon through Gyo-no-gyo temae.
Betsuden
This is the third group of secret teachings, and no books describing these temae are/should be available. One has to receive this teaching directly from one’s teacher.
Daien-no-sou 大円草 Ennosai, the 13th iemoto, created the Daien-no-so and Daien-no-shin temae using a Daien bon tray. Daien-no-so features both a karamono chaire of a meibutsu category (renowned object) and a Japanese chaire placed on a large tray (Enso bon), and a daitenmoku bowl. No display stand is used.
Daien-no-shin 大円真 This temae uses a formal daisu, a daitenmoku bowl, a karamono chaire (omeibutsu category), and a Daien tray.
Sei-Hikitsugi – This license grants permission to teach and issue certificates through Daien-no-so, Hikitsugi, and Shin-no-gyo.
Special permissions
Chamei 茶名
Monkyo
Fees
This is a list of the prices in USD for the various kyojō. Uncertain if these prices include the fee normally paid to the teacher.
Nyumon, konarai, chabako (set of 3): USD 70
Satsubako: USD 30
Karamono: USD 30
Daitenmoku: USD 30
Bondate: USD 30
Wakindate: USD 40
Gyo-no-gyo daisu: USD 80
Daien-no -so: USD 80
Hikitsugi: USD 180
Shin-no-Gyo daisu: USD 90
Daien-no-shin: USD 90
Sei-hikitsugi: USD 210
Kyojō in Japan
You can request or the teacher may suggest you to apply for the kyojō. The head of the shachu will probably be the one who applies for the license for you, so this may not be your teacher, but your teacher’s teacher. When they apply for the kyojō for you, you should give them the fee of the kyojō.
In about a month, you will receive the kyojō with some ceremony. At that time, you should give O-rei to them equal to half the amount of the kyojō. After this, they will probably give you presents, such as a fukusa or sensu. You should also give O-rei for the presents.
Below is from a chart dated year 2000.
_Shokyuu_
Nyumon, Konarai, Chabako (set): 10000円
_Chuukyuu_
Satsubako: 4000円
Karamono: 4000円
Daitenmoku: 4000円
Bondate: 4000円
Wakindate: 5000円
_Joukyuu_
*Note- Before applying for this level, at least one year should have passed since receiving the Bondate kyojō.
Gyo-no-gyo daisu: 12000円
Daien-no -so: 12000円
Hikitsugi: 25000円
_Koushi_
*Note- Before applying for this level, at least one year should have passed since receiving the Hikitsugi kyojō.
Shin-no-Gyo daisu: 20000円
Daien-no-shin: 20000円
Sei-hikitsugi: 35000円
_Sennin Koushi_
*Note- Before applying for this level, at least one year should have passed since receiving the Sei-hikitsugi kyojō.
Chamei, Monkyo (set): 150000円
_Jokou Uke_
Jun Kyou Uke: 170000円
Fonte https://chanoyu.world/kyojo/

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