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Category Archives: Japan
Japan Matsuri 2019
Last Sunday we went to London for the Japan Matsuri; and annual festival for Japanese culture held in Trafalgar Square :) We’ve been once before, but that was about 10 years ago, and it was in a much smaller venue … Continue reading
Posted in Food and drink, Japan, Shiba Inu, Travel, UK
Tagged Buckingham Palace, Festival, Food, Japan, Japan Matsuri, Japanese, Japanese Culture, Japanese Food, London, Palace, Shiba Inu, Travel, UK
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Masters of Japanese prints: Hokusai and Hiroshige landscapes
The other week we went to Bristol Museum & Art Gallery to see an exhibition called “Masters of Japanese prints: Hokusai and Hiroshige landscapes” :) Unfortunately we were a bit late getting round to see this, but it was the first … Continue reading
Posted in From Japan, Japan, Travel
Tagged Bristol, Bristol City Museum And Art Gallery, From Japan, Hiroshige, Hokusai, Japan, Japanese, Museum, Travel, Woodblock Prints
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Tanabata (Star Festival)
Tanabata is a Japanese festival which takes place on the 7th of July. The story behind the festival is that this is the only night of the year when 2 deities (Orihime and Hikoboshi), who are lovers, are allowed to … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged Festival, Japan, Japanese Culture, Japanese Traditions, Star Festival, Tanabata
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