Kyoto DMTea Ceremony Case -The First Trial to Judge Ayahuasca in Japan -

What tea is, boiling water, putting plants, drinking it.

- Sen no Rikyū[*1]

Contents

Bodhisattva - The First Trial

Author's point of view

Kyoto DMTea Ceremony Case

Kyoto DMTea Ceremony Case -Time series of events-

Issues in the Kyoto Ayahuasca Tea Ceremony Trial

Saudade do Brasil - My Voyage -

Everything has Nothingness - The First Interview -

Drunk Days, Dream Death - The Second Interview -

Why DMT?

Tea and Zen are of One Taste -The Second and Fourth Trial -

E pur si Muove -The Third Trial -

Fifth and subsequent trials

Ayahasca as Tea Ceremony

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• Appendix
  • Map of Japan
  • List of submitted papers
  • International Organizations and Laws
    • International Narcotics Control Board (INCB)
    • Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961
    • Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971
    • WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
    • Global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol
  • Related Laws in Japan
    • The Constitution of Japan
    • Penal Code (of Japan)
    • Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Act (ofJapan)

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This is an essay based on actual case. English texts are powered by Google translate.

I am writing this manuscript in Japanese, and I am translating these texts into English by myself - powered by Google translate -. I have the copyright of these texts written in Japanese and English . These texts will be translated into Portuguese. In January of the next year, a book collected papers on globalization of ayahuasca tea in post modern world, will be published in Brazil. These texts are the manuscript preparing for one chapter of the book.

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Copyright 16-09-2020/2563 JST
Last Revsed 21-03-2021/2564 JST
(C) Tatsu HIrukawa

*1:1522-1591, the founder of tea ceremony in Japan.