水曜日, 2月 9th, 2011
“Bonsai”
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“Bonsai”Have you ever heard of Bonsai? It is a Japanese historical hobby which miniaturizes the mother nature in flowe […]
Entries Tagged as 'Japanese Culture'
月曜日, 1月 10th, 2011
Asakusa Hagoita (Battledore) Fair
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Asakusa Hagoita (Battledore) FairOne of the events held in the end of the year is “Battledore Fair”. It is held at Asakusa Temple every year fr […]
火曜日, 12月 28th, 2010
2010 Best Japanese Culture Photo
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2010 Best Japanese Culture Photo金曜日, 11月 19th, 2010
TOKYO KIMONO WEEK 2010
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TOKYO KIMONO WEEK 2010TOKYO KIMONO WEEK started on the following week of TOKYO FASHION WEEK. TOKYO KIMONO WEEK is an event to share […]
土曜日, 11月 13th, 2010
Special Exhibition: SHARAKU, 2011
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Special Exhibition: SHARAKU, 2011Sharaku has attracted people’s attention since a German art scholar Julius Kurth published his book “SHARAKU” […]
日曜日, 10月 31st, 2010
Research on a Kimono Market
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Research on a Kimono MarketEdo-Shoten, who has actively spread the traditional Edo culture, hosted a sale kimono market in Asakusa. This […]
土曜日, 10月 2nd, 2010
ZORI at Wakuda Shouten
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ZORI at Wakuda ShoutenIn the city of Asakusa, there are still many businesses which handle traditional Japanese goods. We visited Wa […]
月曜日, 9月 27th, 2010
Rakugo experience
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Rakugo experienceThe other day, I visited the Shinjuku Suehirotei which is a theater for rakugo, a traditional Japanese verbal […]
火曜日, 9月 21st, 2010
Kichijoji Autumn Matsuri Festival: Omikoshi experience
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Kichijoji Autumn Matsuri Festival: Omikoshi experienceThe 38th Kichijoji Autumn Matsuri Festival took place recently this month. This festival begun not so many yea […]
水曜日, 9月 15th, 2010
Write your name with your family!Calligraphy!
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Write your name with your family!Calligraphy!I visited a workshop where kids used Japanese ink to write their names. The place is called “Surutokoro (place […]
