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Just like in our history lessons
In this post, we’ll learn the Edo Period : Regardless of how badly you flunked Japanese History, you at least know this is the Edo Period, right, Toki ? Thanks to 250 years of Tokugawa rule, i… more →
NeoShinka
19th Century Pregnant Dolls from Edo Period Japan
comingthisdecember wrote 2 months ago: 19th-century obstetric training doll – Wada Museum In the 18th and 19th centuries, sideshow c … more →
The Koishikawa Korakuen
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sevenbrane wrote 4 months ago: With spring unfolding and our hunger for green increasing, we city dwellers decided to visit anothe … more →
Back to Attack
ode2edo wrote 4 months ago: It’s fast and furious out there, and it’s hard enough to keep up with the pace, but we’re keeping … more →
Square Beams
Strabo wrote 4 months ago: Once when he was traveling in a distant country, the master came upon a house that had been roofed w … more →
The Koto
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lettrist wrote 6 months ago: If there was one instrument I would love to learn how to play, it would be the koto. The koto is to … more →
Octopus-Samurai and Farmer (Hokusai, ~1839)
Michelle wrote 6 months ago: One of the earlier octopus political cartoons/caricature comes from Japan by Katsushika Hokusai. It … more →
Why did the shoguns never try to make themselves Emperor?
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alexcase wrote 6 months ago: …which would be basically what happened in China and most other places most of the time If we … more →
Artistic and Anachronistic!
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Khareen wrote 6 months ago: Samurai Champloo This anime is so cool – it’s artistically anachronistic and totally unique in its … more →
Why are yakuza so happy to mark themselves as criminals with tattoos?
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alexcase wrote 6 months ago: ”In Edo times, criminals were branded across the cheek or forehead to mark them for life. Onc … more →
T. ENAMI * Old Japanese Tattoo Pictures, Inspirations for Tattoo and to get a glance at old japan.
yoso* wrote 9 months ago: Traditional Japanese Tattoo nature Traditional Japanese Tattoo Praying Monk in action … more →
Discovering Japan's Insatiable Urge to Decorate
artsetoile wrote 10 months ago: By Laura Gatewood Noh robe (nuihaku), Edo period (1615-1868), second half of 18th century, Japanese … more →
Chug It! Try an Eel Drink to Beat the Heat
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japanizmo wrote 11 months ago: Hot, tired and thirsty this summer? How about some carbonated milk or cucumber-flavored Pepsi? Just … more →
Chug It! Try an Eel Drink to Beat the Heat
japanizmo wrote 11 months ago: Hot, tired and thirsty this summer? How about some carbonated milk or cucumber-flavored Pepsi? Just … more →
This is a technique
japanesestyle wrote 11 months ago: This is a technique that had been cultivated since Edo period, and it is a part seen from the table … more →
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Amatsuki - Ch. 1
Llora-chan wrote 1 year ago: I just read chapter 1 of Amatsuki~ So anyways, it ended up having some material that was not covere … more →
Just like in our history lessons
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Charz wrote 1 year ago: In this post, we’ll learn the Edo Period : Regardless of how badly you flunked Japanese Hist … more →
Celebrating Penis!
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Guy wrote 1 year ago: Kanamara a frisky festival for every Tom, Dick and Harry…without the Tom and Harry (Mainichi J … more →
Edo Period Diorama
qjphotos wrote 1 year ago: Diorama from the excellent Edo-Tokyo Museum. Located in the Ryogoku area of Tokyo, this museum trac … more →
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