Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Click slide show to display the Phnom Penh painting Gallery - collection
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Picture of the Japanese garden-moving show Archive], please click.
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Tokyo gallery-please click to go to the archive, slide show
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Click slide show to display the Hanoi picture gallery - collection
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
Click slide show to access the costume play image gallery - collection
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Please click the slide show to go to Angkor Wat-image gallery - collection
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Thursday, August 19, 2010
Nagano image-click slide show to view the collection.
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Please click the slide show to go to Vientiane picture gallery - collection
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Click slide show to display the Saigon picture gallery - collection
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Monday, August 16, 2010
Mekong image gallery-click slide show to display the individual pictures
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Bhaktapur image-click slide show to display a static image.
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Cebu pictures-click slide show to view the collection.
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Friday, August 13, 2010
Luang Luang Prabang image gallery-click slide show to display static pictures
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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Ubud paintings Gallery-click slide show to display a static collection
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Hoi an, picture gallery-click slide show to display a static image.
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Phnom Penh image gallery-click click slide show to display images
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Monday, August 9, 2010
In the garden and preserve
In honor of Hina Matsuri, DOL Festival on 3 March, all our sweet Momiji dolls are marked by 20% in the 15 March. Momiji dolls are based on the classic Japanese Kokeshi dolls, but these adorable friendship dolls are secret!Them from top to bottom and miniature card home base to write your own greeting Each 3 "collectable doll with the heart sticker and collector card with a message" happy ", packed in resealable, bar gift bag.
Ohara school eternal will be displaying their work in the beautiful weekend of March 21 and Camellia Society exhibition will be display and will include the following weekend juried show. to inspire others with your colorful creativity we offer all of our books, Ikebana vessels, tools and kenzan at 20% off from March 21-29.
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Visit the Yokohama Sankeien Garden in
Designed by the Sankei Jara, this stroll garden is distinct because it contains 17 buildings with high historical value, reconstructed here from places such as Kyoto and Kamakura. They are cleverly arranged in harmony with the seasonal variation of natural scenery garden.Garden suffered heavy casualties of World War II, which call for 5 years Now garden restoration and building up its stage several art exhibitions and events throughout the year.
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Saturday, August 7, 2010
Curator Diane Durston to Speak in Tokyo
Diane Durston, the Portland Japanese garden curator of art, culture and education, teaching House of Japan in Tokyo on October 28.Diane's theme is "porting old Kyoto Home," journey through his experience with the preservation of historic in an ancient city in Japan, and the steps it has taken in educating the American public for traditional Japanese arts and culture; 18 years of age, resident in Kyoto, Diane is the author of several guides and articles appearing in Japan: life cycle Sourcebook on Japan and the encyclopedia of Japan.
"Efforts to achieve the conservation of historically has been verified by the Japanese Government, but the bulk of legislation which exists in the monumental structures – castles, temples, culture and villas that still dogratisniâ landscape. for most historical cities in the world the preservation of historic is expensive and adjustable endeavor. Once built entirely of wood, the town has its hands full Kyoto now with the maintenance and restoration of wooden temples, culture and villas over two thousand.
Because Kyoto was spared the bombings of World War II, however, to preserve, not only of temples and shrines, but traditional landscape itself has taken on special historical interest. Wooden dwellings remain in Kyoto are almost everything that is left to the Pre-war urban Japan.
… In fact, so much has already been destroyed, the traditional Kyoto image that tourists at home and abroad, have led to expect more from legend quickly becomes reality.
If simply by nostalgic desire to adhere to the past, which looks more romantic in retrospect than it was ever really are motivated preservationists, developers can easily reject their efforts as sentimental and passe. more important than the feeling, however, is the principle of ensuring that way of life, for which these old neighborhoods is home — cooperation, safety, a sense of pride – does not disappear with any Old wooden house, culminating in a pile of dust."
— Diane Durston, Kyoto: the seven paths to the heart of the cityLinks:
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Friday, August 6, 2010
What makes Portland Japanese garden, one of the most beautiful public gardens in the world?
It is often said that Portland Japanese garden is one of the most beautiful Japanese Gardens in the world. What makes our garden so special?
The first is design.Professor Takuma Tono, internationally recognized authority on the design of the Japanese landscape Oversaw most of the early construction and organisation of the garden in its five harmonious components. Professor Tono designed garden Japanese aesthetic, but in the Northwest Pacific Ocean.
Japanese aesthetics differ from those of our Western European origin where, schools tend to emphasize blooms cause color and bold. Japanese aesthetic is weaker, with its shades of green, random colorful flower and drew attention to a form. This aesthetic touches us any differently.
The second is meticulous service, which receives our garden.In the 1950s and 1960s were corrected as relations with Japan, many Japanese "friendship" gardens were created in the United States and around the globe, these gardens, a few people were loving attention to detail and aesthetics that our always had.
The staff of traditionally trained gardeners maintains an authentic game and interaction between dimensions and shapes in our garden, which provokes a special kind of interest and resume contributes to this sense of location. tranquil Garden staff attention in their clipping and shaping of the details and the amount in such a way that the things to keep in smaller, more human scale.
Third, is the intensity, the variety and quality of programming from traditional Ikebana and tea ceremony for displays to last year the striking parallel worlds exhibition solely for the purpose of the work of Indigo, textile arts, Shihoko Fukumoto and new Japanese garden lecture series, the Portland Japanese garden offers an array of exceptional cultural events, which depict the intersection of modern and traditional.
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