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by kataokatetsuya
Autumn in Kyoto: The tranquility and color of the autumn leaves
As the wind begins to get a little chilly, the air in Kyoto takes on a speci...
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by kataokatetsuya
Listening to the Voice of the Lanterns - Shapes of Light Dwelling in Silence
A single stone lantern lights up in the forest at night. In the...
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by kataokatetsuya
"BONSAI is kind of cool."
Hey, do you know? There's a forest in a little bowl. That's what we call "BONSAI."
What is Bonsai?
Minia...
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The Green Universe that Time Passes - The History and Aesthetics of Bonsai
Introduction
A thousand-year-old landscape in a single pot. It ...
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by kataokatetsuya
Today's seasonal word: Morning cold
The quietness is permeated with the signs of the season.
When I woke up in the morning and opened the ...
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by kataokatetsuya
Color Calendar | Color of October 15: White Oak
A dull white oak color. It is a color that evokes a quiet warmth, like the memory of sunligh...
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by kataokatetsuya
Something that stands in the forest - the quiet poetry of the Japanese serow
On a foggy mountain morning, a shadow stands as if blending into...
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by kataokatetsuya
Elegance in Water: A Goldfish's Journey and Japanese Culture
Every time the tail fin sways, a little poem is born on the surface of the water....
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by kataokatetsuya
Swimming Poems - The History and Beauty of Nishikigoi
In the winter, the life of water quietly thrives in the snow-covered rice terraces of Ni...
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Today's Zen phrase: "One smile can make a thousand mountains greener"
- When you laugh, the world becomes clearer -
The meaning of Zen wor...
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Silence that transcends time── Nijo Castle, Kyoto
WABISUKE's journey and color records
Nijo Castle, a former detached palace, stands in Naka...
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by kataokatetsuya
And the future is full: Doraemon will announce "Knowing what is enough"
"A tool of the future that can do anything" and "Beauty that lacks not...
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