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In Brazil, it is not rare to find a Nikkei practicing one of the Japanese traditional arts. Calligraphy (shodo), tea ceremony (sado or chanoyu), or ...
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My youngest daughter and I are holding a brush together, because she wants me to help her write the symbol for “ko.” Next to our ...
In Japan, flower-arranging, known as ikebana or “living flowers,” is one of the most refined and spiritual of art forms. With its roots in the ...
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La vocación llega a veces de las formas más singulares. Hamano Ryuho recuerda que tenía cuatro años más o menos ...
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初めてこの人と会ったのは、二世週日本祭に向けての準備の時でした。祭りの最大のイベントの一つに、小東京一帯の道路を閉鎖して繰り広げられるグランド・パレードがありますが ...
culture sansei tradition art artist buddhism children children's day community festivals Hamano Ryuho hapa holidays ikebana JCCNCC kanji kodomo no hi koinobori language maneki neko Marcel Ueno nikkei org:apj origami paintings peru seattle Shizuko Greenblatt sogetsu tea ceremony
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