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The Art and Mindset of Copying Ancient Calligraphy — The Royal Road to Mastering Kana Calligraphy

Master kana calligraphy by copying classics, learning brush techniques, rhythm, and subtle emotion while sharpening focus and artistic sense.

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Kana Calligraphy as a Literature of Emotion — The Relationship Between Waka and Writing

Explore kana calligraphy as a literature of emotion, where waka poetry comes alive through brushwork, spacing, and flowing lines.

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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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