中国のお客さま茶道を体験 Kaga-Daishoji Japan
中国からのお客様が加賀・大聖寺に。静かで落ち着いた城下町で日本の伝統文化を体験。The guest in China experiences the Japanese culture in Kaga City Daishoji. 中国的顾客，在加贺市大圣寺体验日本文化
Two C19 Kutani Vases
I've long been fascinated and collected C19 Japanese Kutani ware, which we first hear of in the village of Kutani (nine valleys) in 1655.
I have selected two vases for this video - the painting of the first is of a far higher quality, but the second has some beautifully arresting images, such as the bird which boldly stares out at the on-looker.
I read:
Kutani ware (九谷焼 Kutani-yaki?) is a style of Japanese porcelain first established by Gotō Saijirō, a member of the Maeda clan, who set up a kiln in the village of Kutani (now part of the city of Kaga) on the order of Maeda Toshiharu, ruler of the Kaga domain. The porcelain style is known for multiple colors—such as greens, blues, yellows, purples, and reds—and bold designs covering most of the surface of each piece.
The first time we hear of porcelain from the Kutani (nine valleys) Village, was in 1655, in the first year of the Myoreki epoch. Japanese ceramic history has it that stones suitable for porcelain making was found in the Kutani mine of the Daishoji Clan, whereupon Lord Maeda Toshiharu sent Goto Saijiro to the Arita Village in the Hizen province to learn how to make porcelain. Kutani Porcelains from this early period are specifically called Ko-Kutani and are extremely rare. The production of this ware continued for about 50–60 years. Kokutani enjoyed popularity for the next few decades until the Kutani suddenly closed down in 1730. The reasons for this closure are debated.
Theories put forward include that supplies of the pigments necessary for the glazing were difficult to find, or that there were financial difficulties. This period of production is now referred to as the Old Kutani (古九谷 Kokutani?).
In 1810 - some 80 years later - kutaniyaki was re-established, with the help of several kamamoto or production potters. New overglaze painting techniques from various kamamoto-es were infused in the development of kutaniyaki. 6 different overglazing techniques dominate the new form of kutaniyaki: the Mokubei style, influenced by Chinese ink painting techniques. The colours of green, yellow, purple and dark blue form the basis of the Yoshidaya style. Contrasting the Yoshidaya is the Eiraku style, with its simplistic coatings of gold on the first coat of red colour. The Iidaya style, or the Hachirode breaks away from the conventional nature-themed kutani style, with minute paintings of human figures on a red - gold mix background.[6] The Shoza style is a blend of all four techniques of overglazing.
A memorial to Gotō has been erected near an old Kutani ware kiln in the city of Kaga. The style of producing Kutani was named a traditional craft in 1975. There are now several hundred companies which produce Kutani ware.
Enjoy!
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Beautiful Autumn leaves????The University of Tokyo????東京大学本郷キャンパス美しい紅葉 夏目漱石小説の舞台 三四郎池Japan Relax Video#4K
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日本最難関大学のひとつ、東京大学。
東大ロゴマークがイチョウのように、キャンパス内はイチョウに包まれ、晩秋になると一面、黄色に彩られます。
もうひとつの見どころは、三四郎池（正式名は育徳園心字池)。
夏目漱石の小説「三四郎」の舞台で有名です。
元加賀藩金沢前田家の屋敷の庭園、育徳園にあり、キャンパス内とは思えないほど自然豊か。鯉や鴨が泳ぎ、緑が四季折々、表情を変え、池の周辺を歩いて周ることができます。
・Campus Map
ちなみに東大のシンボル、赤門は、徳川13代将軍家斉の娘が前田家に嫁したときに上屋敷の御守殿門として造られたそうです。
広大なキャンパス内には、カフェやレストランなどもあり、ゆっくりと過ごすことができるので、上野公園や東京ドームから足を伸ばしてみるのもおすすめです。
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The University of Tokyo, one of the most difficult universities in Japan.
The University of Tokyo logo mark is like a ginkgo, and the campus is overflowing with ginkgo.
Another highlight is Sanshiro Pond (official name is Ikutokuen Shinji Pond).
It is famous for the stage of Soseki Natsume's novel “Sanshiro”.
Located in the garden of the Kanazawa Maeda family's residence, Ikutokuen, it is rich in nature that you can't imagine on campus. Carps and duck swim, green changes every season, and you can walk around the pond.
Most of what now constitutes the Hongo Section of the Hongo Campus was the site of the Kaga Domain’s official residence during the Edo period. Also at that time, the area where the Hospital now stands was owned by the Toyama Domain and the Daishoji Domain, while the Yayoi and Asano Sections were held by the Mito Domain.
A number of structures and places of historical interest can still be found here. For instance, two of the most well-known historical spots on this campus are the former Kaga Domain residence gate known as Akamon (Red Gate; official name: Goshudenmon) and Sanshiro Pond (official name: Ikutoku-en Shinji-ike).
Unfortunately, most of the Meiji-era buildings constructed on the Hongo Section were destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake that occurred on September 1,1923.
Plans to reconstruct the buildings, however, were set into motion in the year following the earthquake. Due to these efforts, which were led by Yoshikazu Uchida (professor in the Faculty of Engineering, and later the University’s 14th president), the current look of the Hongo Section was largely completed by the mid-1940s. Also, since the Hongo Section suffered little damage from World War II, the buildings constructed in the so-called “Uchida Gothic” architectural style remain standing today.
（一部引用：東京大学HP）
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Locations：東京大学本郷キャンパス The University of Tokyo Hongo Campus
Shooting Date： 25 November 2019
Photo+Videographer：川窪葉子 Yoko Kawakubo
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【Equipment used】
・Camera：富士フイルム FUJIFILM
X-T3
X-T2
・Lens：富士フイルム FUJIFILM
XF18-55mmF2.8-4 R OIS
XF35mmF1.4 R
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