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Explore and Download Over 220,000 Japanese Woodblock Prints | My Modern Met
By Madeleine Muzdakis on March 13, 2022 “Actors Arashi Kitsusaburô (R) and Sawamura Kunitarô (L),” Ukiyo-e print by Gigado Ashiyuki, 1828. (Photo: MFA via ukiyo-e.org) Known as ukiyo-e, the woodblock prints depict famous scenes from literature, theater, and beyond. Japan … Continue reading
Ferocious Dragon Created Using Traditional Japanese Tatami Mats | Colossal
By Jessica Stewart on February 6, 2022 On this incredible tatami mat, a powerful dragon takes up the entire floor. Tatami mats have been a part of Japanese homes for centuries. Once reserved for nobility, they became a standard part … Continue reading
Illuminated Paintings of Tokyo After Dark by Keita Morimoto | Spoon & Tamago
NOVEMBER 27, 2021 / JOHNNY After Dark, 2021, acrylic and oil on linen, 4860×2273 mm | all images courtesy the artist The element of light has fascinated us for centuries. Artists from the classical and baroque periods used light to … Continue reading
「cozy in」おしゃれまとめの人気アイデア|Pinterest|Giovannizorat | 文化, 歴史的な写真, 春夏
michaelhunterbathory: Winter in Osaka Source: 「cozy in」おしゃれまとめの人気アイデア|Pinterest|Giovannizorat | 文化, 歴史的な写真, 春夏
Nice Hat, Ikebukuro 池袋 | tokyostreetphoto
Nice Hat, Ikebukuro 池袋 Source: tokyostreetphoto
Enjoy a Socially Distanced Dinner Inside Chochin Lanterns at Hoshinoya Tokyo | Spoon & Tamago
OCTOBER 13, 2021 / JOHNNY Last week, the rejoicement and excitement in Tokyo was palpable as major restrictions were lifted, allowing restaurants and bars to reopen. But just because the State of Emergency was over, doesn’t mean we’re out of … Continue reading