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noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas · 18 days

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Sean bienvenidos, japonistasarqueológicos a una nueva entrega en esta ocasión hablaremos de Tomoe Gozen una vez dicho esto pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - Tomoe Gozen en hiragana (ともえごぜん) pertenece a Onna-bugeisha (女武芸者) mujeres luchadoras en japonés se conoce más como Ba Yuqian, al hablar de samurais se nos viene imágenes de hombres, las mujeres también tuvieron un gran papel y Tomoe Gozen fue una mujer que participó en el conflicto Genpei 1180-1192, su existencia está un tanto discutida. - Kiso Yoshinaka es muy hábil en las artes marciales y es bueno en el uso de arcos y flechas, os pondré una foto de la Estatua de Kiso Yoshinaka y Bagomae en la prefectura de Nagano. Fue una gran estratega, ya que cuenta la leyenda que en la Batalla del paso de Kuligara uso toros de fuego. - El Cantar de Heike: Son los poemas clásicos más importantes de la historia y la literatura japonesa, en el cual hablan de un sinfín de personajes y leyendas de la época. Fue escrito a principios del siglo XIII. - Espero que os haya gustado, os deseo una feliz semana y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones. 考古学ジャポニストの皆さん、新しい連載へようこそ。今回は巴御前についてお話します。そうは言っても、気を楽にしてから始めましょう。 - ひらがなで「ともえごぜん」は女武芸者に属し、日本語では巴玉銭として知られる女性戦士です。武士といえば男性のイメージが思い浮かびますが、女性も大きな役割を果たしました。 1180年��ら1192年にかけて源平合戦に参加した女性ですが、その存在については若干の議論があります。 - 木曽義仲は武芸に優れ、弓矢の扱いにも長けており、長野県にある木曽義仲像と馬籠前の写真を載せておきます。クリガラ峠の戦いでは火の雄牛を使用したという伝説があるため、彼女は優れた戦略家でした。 - 平家の歌: 平家の歌は、日本の歴史と文学において最も重要な古典詩であり、その中で当時の無数の登場人物や伝説について語られています。 13世紀初頭に書かれました。 - 気に入っていただけたなら幸いです。楽しい一週間をお過ごしください。また今後の出版物でお会いしましょう。 Welcome, Archaeological Japonists to a new installment, this time we will talk about Tomoe Gozen, having said that, make yourself comfortable and let's start. - Tomoe Gozen in hiragana (ともえごぜん) belongs to Onna-bugeisha (女武芸者) female fighters in Japanese is better known as Ba Yuqian, when talking about samurai images of men come to mind, women also had a great role and Tomoe Gozen was a woman who participated in the Genpei conflict 1180-1192, her existence is somewhat disputed. - Kiso Yoshinaka is very skilled in martial arts and is good at using bows and arrows, I will put you a photo of Kiso Yoshinaka Statue and Bagomae in Nagano Prefecture. She was a great strategist, since she tells the legend that in the Battle of Kuligara Pass she used bulls of fire. - The Song of Heike: They are the most important classical poems in Japanese history and literature, in which they speak of an endless number of characters and legends of the time. It was written at the beginning of the 13th century. - I hope you liked it, I wish you a happy week and see you in future publications.

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nicholasandriani · 1 year

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How Has Women's Literature and Bundan Culture in Japan Evolved Over Time, from Lady Murasaki to Contemporary Magical Realism

When one thinks of Japanese culture, certain images come to mind: samurai warriors, geishas, and sushi, just to name a few. However, one aspect of Japanese culture that is often overlooked is the Bundan culture. The Bundan, which roughly translates to “literary circle,” emerged in Japan in the early 20th century and has since become a significant part of the country’s literary tradition. The…

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onmyodogame · 2 years

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The Onmyodo Game: What's In The Box

As I'm getting closer to the final stages of production, it's safe time to mention what will be included in the game. 1. The 'Box' will be a carved wooden chest. I am expecting most, if not all, of these boxes to feature the Inyo (Yin/Yang) symbol carved into the lid, though may offer alternative designs (such as Godai symbols etc) Boxes will likely be hinged. 2. Over 120 Tani Cards, each one featuring a region containing a different Yokai! These cards form your legendary Journey! 3. 54 unique Traveler Cards, each featuring a special character who might be in your group. Legendary characters such as Abe no Seimei, Momochi Sandayu and Son Goku! Historical archetypes such as the Noh Performer, the Onna Bugesiha and the Anui Huntress! 4. 12 double-sided Season Cards (for 24 Seasons total), each side featuring 3 microseasons (72 total!) that can affect your adventure!

5. A unique Season Marker to use with the Season Cards. (exact design still being developed!). I may also included a second Marker to use on the Tani cards themselves, mostly for cosmetic purposes.

6. Innovative 'Rulebook' consisting of tarot-sized cards bound with a ring so that all pages can lay flat. The pages can even be reordered or removed if desired by the player.

If the game also exists in a Kickstarter Campaign, I may offer upgrades and special add-ons, such as Matsuri Festival Items.

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actualshonenprotagonist · 4 years

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There's still time to get tickets to Monday's History of Kimono lecture! I've been reworking the slideshow to improve the flow, add more images, and correct a few spelling mistakes that had crept in. I'm very excited to see what everyone else thinks of it. What: History of Kimono Where: Zoom ($10 ticket), Angry History Guy's FB page for 24 hours after the presentation ends (minimum $1 donation to be notified when it is available) When: Monday, July 27th at 7pm EST How: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/history-of-kimono-tickets-111485207256?aff=instagram The word "kimono" translates literally as "thing that is pulled on (over the shoulders)." The study of historical clothing often focuses on Western Europe and its cultural derivatives, while the styles worn in other parts of the world are summarized as "traditional" and assumed to have changed very little. This is very rarely accurate-- all human fashion stems from a continuing relationship between economics, technology, politics, and aesthetics, creating a shifting system that evolves over time. I have been studying historical clothing in general and Japanese historical clothing in particular for over a decade, and I am looking forward to introducing you to the fascinating trajectory of traditional Japanese clothing between 500AD and the 1920s. The presentation consists of a lecture with slide show followed by a Q and A, and lasts about an hour. The presentation will be recorded and available to watch on my public FB page and Youtube channel for 24 hours: https://www.facebook.com/Angry-History-Guy-100580271451129 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUXZ10pypo-OsqaHbIp7aDQ #kimono #kimonohistory #japanesehistory #historicalclothing #clothinghistory #historicalkimono #heianperiod #costumehistory #sewing #textilehistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CDHPBJvAuVJ/?igshid=1gk1whgj1mvif

#kimono #kimonohistory #japanesehistory #historicalclothing #clothinghistory #historicalkimono #heianperiod #costumehistory #sewing #textilehistory

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erinbowbooks · 4 years

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Today’s poem is from the first poetry collection I ever bought: THE INK DARK MOON (Love Poems by Ono no Komachi and Izumi Shikoku, Women of the Ancient Court of Japan), translated by Jane Hirshfield, from @vintagebooks. This particular one is Shikibu. She has just taken Prince Atsumichi as a new lover. This #heianperiod #japanesepoetry dyed my own poems deeply. #izumishikibu #janehirshfield #poetryintranslation #poetrymonth2020 https://www.instagram.com/p/B-pikIvgaBO/?igshid=1fyrjx4mhku4h

#heianperiod #japanesepoetry #izumishikibu #janehirshfield #poetryintranslation #poetrymonth2020

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tokyo-animism · 5 years

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😲Look at the amount of people who attended this year’s Aoi Matsuri (one of Kyoto’s Top 3 Matsuris)...I believe this line stretched 2.5 miles from the Shimogamo to the Kamigamo shrine! ...It was a long wait and had to go there early to get a good spot. Doesn’t matter though as we were rewarded with very good views and a nice hot weather perfect for tanning 🌞🌞🌞 #aoimatsuri2019 #kamogawa #kamoriver #kyoto #japan #travelblogger #matsuri #hollyhockfestival #onlyinjapan #heianperiod #tokyocameraclub #xandriainjapan2019 (at Kamo River) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxexSbnAC5z/?igshid=1spfd93fkqwit

#aoimatsuri2019 #kamogawa #kamoriver #kyoto #japan #travelblogger #matsuri #hollyhockfestival #onlyinjapan #heianperiod #tokyocameraclub #xandriainjapan2019

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singhato-blog · 2 years

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Japanese Vintage Handkerchief, A Scene of a Procession Heian Period in Japan, Japanese Painting Art, Souvenir handkerchief 18"x 17.5" inchesSouvenir Gift #vintagehandkerchief #OrangeSodaPanda #japanesepainting #boutique #treasure #pocketsquare #handkerchiefjapan #WomenHandkerchief #handkerchiefgift #procession #oneofskind #japanesehandkerchief #heian #HeianPeriod #SceneofaProcession #asia #souvenir #collection #handkerchiefgallery #budokan #birthdaygift #gift #OrangeSodaPanda https://www.instagram.com/p/CboK2Zbhv4b/?utm_medium=tumblr

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thebunwangs · 6 years

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Painting depicted the Buddha in Nirvana ,Heian period ,12th century ,colors on silk ,Tokyo National Museum. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #tokyomuseum #tokyo #museum #japanese #ancientjapanese #ancient #japan #history #lifestyle #heian #heianperiod #artwork #ancientart #historyofjapan #12century #painting #depicted #nirvana #buddha #colorsonsilk #silkscreen

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yidali-ale · 4 years

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Gaki Zoshi, Hungry ghosts scrolls, 12th century, Japane. . . . Parte di un rotolo raffiguranti dei fantasmi affamati, dagli arti sottili, scheletrici e dalle pance gonfie, invisibili all'occhio umano. Sono in uno stato di sete perpetua e leccano le gocce d'acqua versate nel cimitero. . . #Japanese #giapponese #Kanji #easyjapanese #learnjapanese #japanesewords #japaneseverbs #firstpost #italian #jlptn5 #jlpt #hiragana #katakana #japenglish #japaneseart #art #century #heian #heianperiod https://www.instagram.com/p/B7d8K5Zo_KI/?igshid=1j21s1t47qite

#japanese #giapponese #kanji #easyjapanese #learnjapanese #japanesewords #japaneseverbs #firstpost #italian #jlptn5 #jlpt #hiragana #katakana #japenglish #japaneseart #art #century #heian #heianperiod

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ebonycgi-art · 5 years

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Concept drawing. . . . #portrait #portraitpainting #heianperiod #art #artwork #red #digitalart #digitalpainting #digitalartwork #painttoolsai #photoshop #conceptart #digitaldrawing https://www.instagram.com/p/ByrDNj1nwvP/?igshid=62ndnhc4aqbe

#portrait #portraitpainting #heianperiod #art #artwork #red #digitalart #digitalpainting #digitalartwork #painttoolsai #photoshop #conceptart #digitaldrawing

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noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas · 1 month

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Sean bienvenidos japonsistasarqueológicos, a una nueva entrega cultural en esta ocasión os voy comentar la festividad, del día del niño que se celebra cada 5 de Mayo que se llama Kodomo no Hi y se escribiríaこどもの日 una vez dicho esto pónganse cómodos que empezamos. - ¿Cuándo surgió el día del niño?La festividad, surge en el siglo VIII d.c en lo que respondería al periodo Heian, posiblemente tendría influencia de china al respecto ya que se basó en Tango no Sekku. El Sekku se basa en los puntos de inflexión de las estaciones y se basa en la teoría de los cinco elementos del yin y el yang en China. - La forma tradicional de celebrarlo es ofrecer ofrendas estacionales a los dioses, rezar y comer juntos los productos de segunda mano.En el período Kamakura, en pleno auge de los samurais, se convirtió en un evento importante para orar por el crecimiento y la salud de los niños y la prosperidad de la familia, con adornos como armaduras, cascos, serpentinas de carpa y muñecos festivos. - Ahora a continuación mencionaré algunos dulces de los que se suelen comer el 5 de Mayo: Kashiwa mochi,Chimaki, beko mochi, akumaki , pastel no koi. - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones y que pasen un feliz día del niño.

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今回は、毎年5月5日に行われる「こどもの日」というお祭りについてお話しします。「こどもの日」とは、「こどもの日」と書いて「こどもの日」と読みます。 - こどもの日」の起源は、紀元8世紀の平安時代にさかのぼりますが、「端午の節句」が元になっていることから、中国の影響を受けている可能性があります。節句とは、季節の変わり目を表すもので、中国の陰陽五行説に基づくものです。 - 季節のお供え物を神に捧げ、祈り、中古品をみんなで食べるのが伝統的な祝い方です。武士ブーム真っ只中の鎌倉時代には、甲冑や兜、こいのぼり、祝い人形などを飾り、子供の成長や健康、家族の繁栄を祈る大切な行事となりました。 - 柏餅、ちまき、べこ餅、あくまき、こいのぼりのお菓子です。 - 気に入っていただけたなら幸いです。今後の記事でお会いしましょう。そして、楽しい子供の日をお過ごしください。

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Welcome to a new cultural delivery in this occasion I am going to comment on the festivity, the day of the child that is celebrated every 5th of May that is called Kodomo no Hi and it would be writtenこどもの日 once said this make yourselves comfortable that we begin. - When did Children's Day come about? The holiday, which dates back to the 8th century AD in what would be the Heian period, was possibly influenced by Chinese in this respect as it was based on Tango no Sekku. Sekku is based on the turning points of the seasons and is based on the five element theory of yin and yang in China. - The traditional way to celebrate it is to offer seasonal offerings to the gods, pray and eat second-hand goods together. In the Kamakura period, at the height of the samurai boom, it became an important event to pray for the growth and health of children and the prosperity of the family, with decorations such as armour, helmets, carp streamers and festive dolls. - Now here are some of the sweets usually eaten on May 5th: Kashiwa mochi, Chimaki, beko mochi, akumaki, no koi cake. - I hope you liked it and see you in future posts and have a happy children's day.

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nikekidliem · 7 years

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Yamabushi is mountainous #hermits of syncretic #religion called Shugendo which was created from #integration of Buddhism, Shinto and Taoism in 7th century. They were #marching for annual flower #ceremony in front of the the massive #wooden hall Zaodo. #japan #🇯🇵 #nhậtbản #🗾 #kansai #naraprefecture #yoshino #kinpusenji #temple #🙏🏼 #zaodohall #shugendo #yamabushi #historic #heianperiod #traditional #japanculture #travelgram #backpacktrip #seetheworld🌏 (at Kinpusen-Ji Temple)

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0358yoko · 5 years

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🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 #japan #japanese #buddha #buddhist #buddhism #shinto #shintoism #jlpt #jlpt1 #jlpt2 #jlpt3 #jlpt4 #jlpt5 #apjapanese #satjapanese #eju #bestjapaneseteacher #japanesetutoring #howtospeaykjapanese #japaneseculture #howtowritejapanese #hiragana #kanji #katakana #tutor #singjapanesesongs #japanesesongs #japanesephilosophy #skypelesson #lessononskype #lessonthroughskype #onlineskypelesson #privatejapaneselesson #thetaleofgenji #murasakishikibu #heianperiod #ukiyoe #bunraku (at Rio Rancho, New Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3n9d6_nZnZ/?igshid=ki6mcz77x5gx

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tokyo-animism · 5 years

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OHime~sama? . . She must be the princess this year, she’s so beautiful! 😍❤️❤️ #aoimatsuri2019 #hollyhockfestival #kamigamoshrine #heianperiod #kamoshrine #kyoto #japan #travelblogger #tokyocameraclub #xandriainjapan2019 (at Kyoto, Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxeyTFKAqeI/?igshid=1vkyrbn2aq0lc

#aoimatsuri2019 #hollyhockfestival #kamigamoshrine #heianperiod #kamoshrine #kyoto #japan #travelblogger #tokyocameraclub #xandriainjapan2019

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ao3feed-haikyuu · 7 years

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Take the Heart of Me

read it on the AO3 at http://ift.tt/2olk2WZ

by Copkilla1990

Hinata Shouyou, a lower level yokai, has the most beautiful wings. Kageyama Tobio is a moody, misunderstood mountain God.

Words: 580, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Fandoms: Haikyuu!!

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: M/M

Characters: Hinata Shouyou, Kageyama Tobio

Relationships: Hinata Shouyou/Kageyama Tobio

Additional Tags: #haikyuuAU, FantasyAU, #kagehina - Freeform, #tophina, #heianperiod, #Japan, #thoughnotreallyrelevant, #tenguhinata, #mountaingodtobio, #itsgonnabesexy, #butlater

read it on the AO3 at http://ift.tt/2olk2WZ

#haikyuu!!#haikyuu #hq #ao3feed #fanfic #haikyu #ハイキュー!!

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thebunwangs · 6 years

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Painting depicted the Buddha in Nirvana ,Heian period ,12th century ,colors on silk ,Tokyo National Museum. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #tokyomuseum #tokyo #museum #japanese #ancientjapanese #ancient #japan #history #lifestyle #heian #heianperiod #artwork #ancientart #historyofjapan #12century #painting #depicted #nirvana #buddha #colorsonsilk #silkscreen

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