9月 9th, 2010

How to Walk the Largest City in West Japan, Osaka Part1

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How to Walk the Largest City in West Japan, Osaka Part1

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Osaka is one of the largest cities in Japan. Walking through Osaka, there are many unique characteristics, such as bright signs using primary colors and you will find a city filled with laughter, warm- hearted people and food. Let me introduce the tourist spot of this unique city that has a different atmosphere than Tokyo and Kyoto.

First is the Nakanoshima area!
Osaka is known for its business. Since Edo era, Osaka has prospered mainly with trade and as the time switched to Meiji era, it has flourished as the center of culture and information. Many modern architectures still stands around here.

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Lately, Nakanoshima has been redeveloping and changing its looks with many new buildings. In Osaka Science Museum, there is the 5th largest planetarium in the world.

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9月 9th, 2010

A Japan photo No.256:Kyoto

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A Japan photo No.256:Kyoto

A Japan photo No.256:Kyoto

Inside of Kyoto Station

9月 9th, 2010

A Japan photo No.255:Kyoto

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A Japan photo No.255:Kyoto

A Japan photo No.255:Kyoto

Kyoto Tower

9月 8th, 2010

Art Calligraphy Report

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Art Calligraphy Report

When you say “calligraphy”, it sounds difficult and idea of imitating an example. However, it is a type of art, in other word, self-expression.

There was a workshop held that put expression first into practice. That was “Art Calligraphy on T-shirt”.

The teacher was Rimi Takasu. She began art when she was 5 years old and now has an instructor license. Her teacher was a person who encouraged calligraphy with expression and praised her if a feeling was well expressed even though it was not good and said no to works that didn’t convey the feelings well even though it was good. Ms. Takasu was influenced by her teacher and likes calligraphy that can make you feel the hand and feeling from it. Today, as she works as an art director at an advertising agency, she is an illustrator using the texture of calligraphy.

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There were two groups participating in this workshop; a 6th grade boy and a women working at a publisher.

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9月 8th, 2010

A Japan photo No.254:Kyoto

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A Japan photo No.254:Kyoto

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Kamo River

9月 7th, 2010

A Japan photo No.253:Toyama

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A Japan photo No.253:Toyama

A Japan photo No.253:Toyama

9月 7th, 2010

A Japan photo No.252:Toyama

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A Japan photo No.252:Toyama

A Japan photo No.252:Toyama

9月 7th, 2010

A Japan photo No.251:Aoyama Omotesando

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A Japan photo No.251:Aoyama Omotesando

A Japan photo No.251:Aoyama Omotesando

PRADA Aoyama

9月 6th, 2010

A Japan photo No.250:Aoyama Omotesando

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A Japan photo No.250:Aoyama Omotesando

A Japan photo No.250:Aoyama Omotesando

PRADA Aoyama

9月 6th, 2010

A Japan photo No.249:Aoyama Omotesando

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A Japan photo No.249:Aoyama Omotesando

A Japan photo No.249:Aoyama Omotesando

Comme des Garçons