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JAPANESE AESTHETICS: Nihonjin no Shizenkan

shiseidodojo wrote 3 weeks ago: The Japanese Concept of Nature (Nihonjin no Shizenkan) The basic meaning of the word shizen, commonl … more →

Tags: Japan, Japanese, Nippon, shisei-Do Dojo, Aesthetics, Culture, Nature, kami, kojiki

CAPSULE HOTELS: TINY, TINY HOUSES OF THE FUTURE1 comment

mfm999 wrote 1 month ago: So there we were, Xmas ‘08. Back in Tōkyō. Nobody does Christmas lights like the Japanese. Go … more →

Tags: japanese design, architects, Industrial Design, Maps, tokyo, TRAINS - URBAN, Japan, Design, transit

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shiseidodojo wrote 1 month ago:      JAPANESE AESTHETICS (Bigaku)       One of the most distinguishing characteristics of traditiona … more →

Tags: Shisei-Do, simplicity, Aesthetics, Japan, Japanese, Nippon, shisei-Do Dojo, tradition

that lightness

pensum wrote 4 months ago: [the floating bridge of dreams] …time is held still in a photograph, suspended, and the differ … more →

Tags: Poetry, Photography, Roxana Ghita, WAKA, Kokoro, Dogen, Toyo Izutsu

Three Quick Hits: An Artist of the Floating World, The Samurai, In Praise of Shadows

asianclassicsproject wrote 11 months ago: An Artist of the Floating World by Kazuo Ishiguro (1986) A painter fears his wartime association wit … more →

Tags: Japan, Samurai, Japanese Literature, An artist of the floating world, Kazuo Ishiguro, the Samurai, Shusaku Endo, In praise of shadows, Junichiro Tanizaki

Between Wabi-Sabi and Sony1 comment

rhabyt wrote 1 year ago: It struck me the other day that the Japanese, with a historical wabi-sabi emphasis on patina on one … more →

Tags: digital culture, Steampunk, wabi-sabi, technology

Wabi-Sabi as a non-modern form

rhabyt wrote 1 year ago: Though often done, common wisdom holds it an act of naïve recklessness to make broad comparisons acr … more →

Tags: Book Review, Postmodernism, wabi-sabi, Zen

A Matter of Life and Death

rhabyt wrote 2 years ago: As a reminder of death in life, decay can be seen from many angles. In traditional Japanese culture … more →

Tags: Japanese Culture, Decay, death, Life, wabi-sabi

Is Gloomy Bear Camp?2 comments

rhabyt wrote 2 years ago: Following from the discussion in my earlier post about camp being a subcultural adoption of a waning … more →

Tags: Camp, Gloomy Bear, Japanese Culture


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