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The Deep Connection Between Kadō and Calligraphy: A Journey to Explore the Beauty of Japanese Culture

Explore the deep connection between Kadō (flower arranging) and Calligraphy, where both arts enhance beauty and foster spiritual growth in Japanese culture.

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Nengajo: A Japanese Tradition of New Year’s Greeting Cards

Explore Japan's nengajo: New Year's cards wishing joy and health. Learn about their history, designs, digital shift, and etiquette in times of mourning.

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The Beauty of Kana: The Allure of Japan’s Unique Calligraphic Culture

Discover the elegance of kana, Japan's unique calligraphic script, and explore its rich history and artistic significance in Japanese literature!

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Yu Shinan (虞世南): A Master of Square Style Calligraphy in the Tang Dynasty and His Influence

Discover Yu Shinan, a master of Square Style calligraphy in the Tang Dynasty, and his influential works that shaped Chinese and Japanese calligraphy.

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Ouyang Xun (欧陽詢): An Early Tang Calligrapher and His Influence

Explore Ouyang Xun's influence as a pioneering Tang Dynasty calligrapher and his lasting impact on regular script and calligraphy education.

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The Stele of Jiu Cheng Gong Liquan Ming (九成宮醴泉銘): The Essence of Tang Dynasty Culture and the Mastery of Ouyang Xun’s (欧陽詢) Calligraphy

Explore the "Stele of Jiu Cheng Gong Liquan Ming," a Tang Dynasty masterpiece by Ouyang Xun, and its lasting impact on calligraphy and East Asian culture.

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Tango no Sekku (端午の節句): A Traditional Festival Celebrating Strength and Health

Explore Tango no Sekku, Japan's Children's Day on May 5th, and its rich history, customs, and evolution from samurai culture to a celebration of all children!

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Exploring Kanji-Kana Majiri (Chōwatai) — The Harmony of Kanji and Kana

Discover the beauty of Kanji-Kana Majiri (Chōwa-tai), a unique blend of kanji and kana that enriches both practical writing and artistic expression!

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Japanese CharactersThe Four Pillars of Japanese Writing: Exploring the History of Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana and RomajiJapanese Characters

Explore the fascinating histories of Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji and their profound impact on Japanese culture and communication!

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Exploring Japan’s Youth Culture: The Fascinating Evolution of Maru-Moji and Gal-Moji

Discover Maru-Moji and Gal-Moji, unique Japanese writing styles that embody youth culture and creativity through playful designs!

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