Examples of teahouse

• The Pontocho part of the city has many restaurants and teahouses. 

• Flourishing teahouses were indispensable nodal points for street culture.

• The spectacle of opium dens in the old days was grander than teahouses, they were what people called biggies in the international settlement.

• Formerly, women were severely restricted from appearing in teahouses and theatres, but they increasingly appeared in these places from the early twentieth century.

• It was a residential space that allowed for the existence of temples and their supporting religious communities, but there were relatively few markets, teahouses, theaters or shops.

• Within the park are temples, pagodas, pavilions, gardens, teahouses, restaurants, entertainment venues, a small zoo, and other attractions.

• Eventually, she has a rendezvous with him in the detached teahouse.

• The teahouse was a place where political allegiances and social rank were said to have been temporarily suspended in favor of honest and rational discourse.

• He agrees to build the teahouse and even lands on a moneymaking product sweet potato brandy.

• The teahouse was built as the ideal home exhibition set piece and retained after the rest of the exhibition was dismantled.

• In 1944, the geisha world, including the teahouses, bars and geisha houses, was forced to close, and all employees were put to work in factories.

• Women run the teahouses, too, and they can make or break a geisha's career.

• Miyagawa-ch has three interconnected rings as its trademark, symbolizing the unity of the shrine/temples, the townspeople, and the teahouses.

• Some of the teahouses were even boats that operated in the river.

• There are also traditional teahouses and wineshops, as well as many restaurants.

• A teahouse is situated along the eastern shore at an elevation of 2134 metres (7002 ft).