4月 24th, 2011
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The Japanese Fashion Week in Tokyo (aka JEW in Tokyo) which was scheduled on the week from March 18th to 25th, 2011 had been canceled due to the huge earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku area on the 11th. However, Etw. Vonneguet was the only one who decided to continue her show. She said, “I wouldn’t call off the show because I believe that this will help something. My Japanese colleagues had helped me continue this show sincerely, even though some of their family had lived near where the earthquake and tsunami had hit. I could not cancel the show. I know this is what I have to do; to keep moving on as usual. For people who are going through something.”
https://changefashion.net/blog/olga/2011/03/17153133.html
Etw. Vonneguet is challenging fashion that uses digital tools to find a new view between people and the society.
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4月 23rd, 2011
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4月 22nd, 2011
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Located at the almost center of the Nirasaki terrace, in between Takeda area and Kita Miyaji area, is the one big round rising cherry blossom tree on top of Wanizuka.
Estimated to live 320 years, height 17m, trunk circumference 3.4m, length of branches 23m, is one of the Edo Prunus subhirtella Miq.
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4月 21st, 2011
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The “Yamadaka Jindai Cherry blossom” is counted to be one of the three largest cherry blossoms in Japan. It is known for its longest living, it is estimated to live up to 2000 years.
Yamadaka Jindai cherry blossom is 10.3m high, the circumference of the trunk is 11.3m. The wild Edo Prunus subhirtella Miq. In the Taisho period, the Yamadaka Jindai cherry blossom became the country-chosen natural monument number one.
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4月 20th, 2011
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Gongendo Tsutsumi is located in Satte,Saitama. It is a noted place in the prefecture. About 1,000 cherry tree spread out 1 km sakura street.
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4月 19th, 2011
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From wanting to offer a tea ceremony for people in our present-day, a tea-ceremony that is a more casual rather than traditional, Shuntaro Kondou is planning several tea-ceremony events that can be enjoyed by anyone. In 2009, November he labeled this the “Avant-garde tea-ceremony” and has been active since.
And this time, the “Uchu Jisshoku” project started from the idea of wanting to create a sun shaped planet in the tea cup.
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4月 18th, 2011
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4月 17th, 2011
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4月 15th, 2011
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