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A "洞門" (dōumén) is a structure that serves a

A "洞門" (dōumén) is a structure that serves as an entrance connecting different sections of a garden, commonly found in Chinese gardens. In English, "洞門" can be translated as "garden gate." The洞門 plays a role similar to a picture frame, accentuating the elements of the garden and emphasizing the overall beauty and harmony of the garden. ちょっと茅の輪のようです。永青文庫にて#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #eiseibunkomuseum #businesstriptojapan #createyourownitinerary #creativejourneyjapan #えいごでにほんかんこう #どうもん #永青文庫美術館 #永青文庫 #英語で日本のことを話したい #英語で筋トレ #全国通訳案内士

Wouldn't you like to travel as if you were living

Wouldn't you like to travel as if you were living there?
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Hanging scrolls, known as "kakejiku" in Japanese,

Hanging scrolls, known as "kakejiku" in Japanese, originated in China were introduced to Japan during the Asuka period, around 1000 years ago. With the rise of the tea ceremony, hanging scrolls became popular among the general population, and a custom emerged to change the scrolls based on visitors, seasons, and the time of day.
There are various types of hanging scrolls, including Buddhist paintings, ink wash paintings, calligraphy by Zen monks and antique brushes with beautiful kanji characters from the Heian to Kamakura periods. In modern times, hanging scrolls are enjoyed not only in tokonoma (alcove) but also in living rooms, entrances, and other areas as a tool to appreciate the seasons in daily life.
Hanging scrolls serve as important tools to convey the host's thoughts to guests, pass on the feelings of ancestors to descendants, and express the "beauty" nurtured throughout Japan's long history. お茶会おめでとう御座います❣️九条館にて「松風一啜供しょうふういっせきにきょうす」#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #createyourownitinerary #triptojapan2024 #tokyonationalmuseumteahouses#creativejourneyjapan #arttourjapan

The history of Odaiba began in the Edo period. The

The history of Odaiba began in the Edo period. The term "daiba" refers to a place where cannons, or "tai" in Japanese, are placed. In the late Edo period, the Tokugawa shogunate, feeling threatened by the arrival of foreign ships, built fortifications to protect Edo (present-day Tokyo). These fortifications were known as "daiba." You could see the original cannon bases as national treasure from Odaiba island. 台風前日の空🌀#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #odaibatokyojapan🇯🇵🗽 #createyourownitinerary #businesstriptojapan #japaneseculture #creativejourneyjapan #nikkoodaibatokyo #英語で日本のことを話したい #おだいば #ぐらんどにっこー東京台場 #英語で筋トレ #全国通訳案内士

The "Saito Mokichi Memorial Hall" was designed by

The "Saito Mokichi Memorial Hall" was designed by architect Yoshirou Taniguchi, who worked on numerous art museums, theaters, and memorial halls, including the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, amidst this picturesque scenery. Later, in 1989 (the 1st year of the Heisei era), a large-scale expansion and renovation were carried out under the design of Yoshio Taniguchi, the architect's son. 最上川の上空にして残れるはいまだ美しき虹の断片🌈#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #createyourownitinerary #travellikealocaljapan #dreamjapan #creativejourneyjapan #businesstriptojapan🇯🇵 #japanesepoems #japanesepoetryforms #たんか #さいとうもきち記念館 #saitomokichimemorialmuseum #英語で日本のことを話したい #たんか #英語で筋トレ #全国通訳案内士

Bunshokan in Yamagata city is called “Giyofu-sty

Bunshokan in Yamagata city is called “Giyofu-style architecture" which refers to buildings constructed in Japan after opening the country in 19th century. It was designed and built by skilled Japanese carpenters who had acquired modern construction techniques. These buildings combined the characteristic features of Western architecture with elements of Chinese design, aiming to convey a sense of modernization and enlightenment to the general public. Giyofu-style architecture emerged and reached its peak around 1877 (Meiji 10). In English, it can be referred to as "Western-style architecture influenced by Japanese and Chinese elements." 山形美術館しかり、東北の豊かな時代の古が感じられます。イギリス顔負け🇬🇧#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #createyourownitinerary #businesstriptojapan🇯🇵 #travelcuratorjapan #arttourjapan #dreamjapan #discoveryjapanphotowedding #destinationjapan #creativejourneyjapan #boutiquetravelagency #えいごでにほんかんこう #ぶんしょうかん #やまがたかんこう #bunshokan #英語で日本のことを話したい #英語で筋トレ #全国通訳案内士#擬洋風建築

Shodoshima is an island located in the Seto Inland

Shodoshima is an island located in the Seto Inland Sea between Kagawa Prefecture and Okayama Prefecture. It is the second largest island in the Seto Inland Sea after Awaji Island. Shodoshima is known for its unique local industries, including the production of somen noodles, soy sauce, sesame oil, tsukudani (preserved seafood), as well as olive cultivation. Olive oils made in Japan is wonderfully delicious 🫒 日露戦争に勝利して漁場が拡大し漁獲量が増え缶詰に用いるオリーブオイルが大量に必要になった事が栽培のきっかけになりました。#瀬戸内市ふるさと納税 #日本オリーブ #shodoshimaisland #creativejourneyjapan #uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan

The moss, often neglected for its small size and l

The moss, often neglected for its small size and lack of conspicuous flowers, has been embraced and celebrated in Japan. For over a thousand years, the significance of moss has been recognized, and it has become intertwined with the unique aesthetic sensibilities of Japanese culture, known as "wabi-sabi." As a result, moss has gained importance in portraying Japanese culture and has even found its place in the national anthem.苔の生すまで〜🎵🎶#uniquejapan⛩ #uniquelyyoursjapan #japanesemoss #200steps #createyourownitinerary #businesstriptojapan🇯🇵 #travelcuratorjapan #travelsesigner #travelwithaguide #triptojapan2024 #hakonepark #creativejourneyjapan #えいごでにほんかんこう #英語で日本のことを話したい #英語で日本の文化を紹介 #おんしはこねこうえん #200階段 #英語で筋トレ #全国通訳案内士

Title: Woman Holding a Musical Instrument (1924, G

Title: Woman Holding a Musical Instrument (1924, Gelatin Silver Print, Deposited at Tokyo Photographic Art Museum)by Takayama Masataka. Pictorialism in 19th century.
Description: This artwork captures the upper body of a woman holding a violin with her left hand. The composition shows her facing forward with a slight tilt, while her face is turned towards the lower right, revealing the left side of her face. Her eyes are closed in the image. The photograph employs a soft focus technique. It's worth noting that the top part of her head is cropped, and her right hand is not visible. ピクトリアリスム高山正隆:日本の写真家#nipponart #arttourjapan #uniquejapan⛩ #createyourownitinerary #businesstriptojapan #takayamamasataka #japanesephotographers #creativejourneyjapan #バイオリンを持つ女 #高山正隆 #日本の写真家 #えいごでにほんかんこう

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