Japanese culture

Japanese Folklore by Hamsterosis on DeviantArt | Masks has a huge presence in Japanese culture and folklore. You can’t appreciate Japanese culture without exploring and understanding the meaning of their masks. Let’s explore the traditional Japanese masks: Japanese kitsune masks, Japanese oni masks, Japanese tengu masks, Japanese samurai masks, Japanese hannya masks. Not to forget about kabuki masks, demon masks, tengu masks, and cat masks. #JapaneseMasks #JapaneseArt #JapaneseMasksMeaning

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When we hear the word "Geisha" our minds immediately picture an elegant woman, dressed in the finest silk clothing, a delicate figure that seems to float with

Red is a powerful color in traditional Japanese society, representing strong emotions rather than ideas. As the color of the sun in Japanese culture and on the Japanese flag, #red is the color of energy, vitality, heat, and power. Red also represents love and intimacy, including sexual desire and the life force and energy in people. #japan

The word “Geisha” has a literal meaning of “art person” or “art doer”. Geisha is also known by the name Geiko, which means “woman of art”. Let’s first address the issue of what exactly to call them because I know a lot of you have heard both terms before: #geiko #geisha

There are many people who don't know about the differences between Geisha, Geiko and Maiko ...

I missed the grand festival in Tokyo’s western city of Hahicoji that took place last weekend. It is one of my favorite festivals so I am a little miffed that I could not go. Instead I dug aro…

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Wind chime market "Fuurin-ichi" is held every year only for one week. Many kind of wind chime is placed.

Make Koinobori (Japanese Carp Streamers) from pine cones!