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Courtesans and Calligraphy: Where Color and Ink Intertwine in a World of Culture and Beauty

Courtesans were refined artists skilled in calligraphy and poetry. Explore the cultural and emotional depth of the written world they left behind.

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What Is the Kyokusui-no-Utage? — The Aesthetic Elegance of Floating Poetry Along a Flowing Stream

Discover the elegance of Kyokusui-no-Utage, the poetic ritual of floating sake cups and composing verse. Explore its history, calligraphy, and modern revivals.

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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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Hanging Scrolls in Tea Room: Zen Spirit and Hospitality

Discover the role of hanging scrolls in tea rooms, where Zen philosophy and hospitality blend, enhancing the art of the Japanese tea ceremony.

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Saigyo (西行) and Calligraphy: The Depth of Poetic Brushstrokes

Explore Saigyo's poetic brushstrokes, where Heian to Kamakura-era artistry and deep emotions merge, captivating audiences even today.

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