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Matsuo Basho and the Art of Haiku
The Japanese poet Matsuo Bashō didn’t just write haiku but transformed a whole genre of poetry. In this video, we explore how Bashō turned a playful poetic form into one of the most refined expressions of Japanese literature. Through travel, … Continue reading
The Stones That Predict Catastrophe
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The Ukiyo-e Art: the Japanese Wonder of the Floating World (Japan Culture Documentary)
[…] The Ukiyo-e Art: the Japanese Wonder of the Floating World (Japan Culture Documentary). […]
IRO Vol.1 : The Japanese Philosophy of Color and Imperfection
In English, the sky at dawn might simply be called “blue” turning into “orange.” In Japan, this fleeting transition has countless names. Why did Japan give over 1,000 names to the colors of silence? In this video, we explore the … Continue reading
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