Minoru Nakahara (1893-1990) — Lemon Labyrinth [oil on board, 1931]
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White Peacock
Ohara Koson
Showa period, 20th century
woodblock print, ca. 1934-1941
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A view along Third Avenue in Nara in 1969
Photo by Nagaoka Jirō (長岡二朗)
Image from the photography collection of Nara Prefectural Library
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— And I am disheartened;
my past's confused
piled up memories,
no way to disentangle them, irritated;
some day, to the tangibility of my head's burdens
I will entrust my body, I will entrust my heart.
Nakahara Chūya, Fig Leaves
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Kobayakawa Kiyoshi (1896-1948) — Rouge VI, the series Women's Manners of Today [woodblock, 1936]
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Snow at the Ukimido, Katada, Tsuchiya Koitsu, 1934
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Japanese Period Timeline Infographics
Did a simple timeline. It’s hard to summarise each period with just a few words. Hope you like it! 🤓
Pop Culture Trivias:
Ghost of Tsushima is based on the Mongol Invasion of Japan which took place in Kamakura Period where the descendant of Hojo Masako (wife of Minamoto no Yoritomo, the first Shogun of Japan), Hojo Tokimune led the defense.
47 Ronin starring Keanu Reeves, is based on the actual event of 47 loyal Ronin taking up arms to avenge their lord, that took place in Edo Period under the rule of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
The Last Samurai starring Tom Cruise, is based on the Satsuma Rebellion that took place in Meiji Period where Saigo Takamori (Ken Watanbe’s character is based on) led the last Samurai war against the modernised Imperials.
Rurouni Kenshin takes place during Meiji Period where he served the Imperial while his “rival”, Saito Hajime served the Shogunate before he became an Imperial Officer, which is why Saito “dislike” Kenshin in the beginning.
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My friend Yuka Cinnamon over at Showa Girly Culture Research Institute published a book on 80s girly culture and it surprisingly made it into the news.
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Golden-rayed Lilies (Yamayuri)
Hasui Kawase
Showa Period
20th century
woodblock print
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