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Samurai Culture

April 27, 2022Heather
Japanese ambassador, Studio Nadar (1855-1939), France, end of 19th/beginning 20th century, Médiathèque de l’architecture et du patrimoine © Ministère de la Culture-Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Atelier de Nadar. Samurai culture

Taking the theme of the warrior class in Japan, this exhibition in Paris explores samurai culture by exploring the aristocratic and samurai taste for noh theatre, the rise in popularity of the tea ceremony, and samurai’s attention to dress, weapons,… Continue reading →

MAY 2022, Newspaper Bushido, daimyo, Edo period, Japanese tea ceremony, Kabuki Theatre, Noh theatre, Samurai Culture, Sengoku period, The Way of Tea

Noh Theatre: Costumes and Masks

March 29, 2022Heather
Hakushiki jo, 16th-17th century, hinoki wood, horsehair, height 18 cm, Renzo Freschi Collection, Milan © Pietro Notarianni Noh Theatre Costumes and Masks

The Noh performance commences with the sound of flutes, un-melodic and unearthly, the whole purpose of which is to underscore a departure from the day-to-day, and an entry into the world of spirits. Throughout the play, supporters on the stage… Continue reading →

April 2022, Newspaper Japanese drama, Japanese kosode, Japanese masks, Noh costumes, Noh drama, noh masks, Noh theatre, surihaku
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