" Flow " Japanese calligraphy , slight sorrow.

 

" 流 " (ryū, or nagareru). It is translated as flow, circulate, drift, etc.

This character is written by Kanzi, Regular script.

Etymology :　

氵 (water) + 㐬 〔 川 (stream, river)　+ 子 (child, son, daughter) 〕

It looks like it exiles a child to the river.

The etymology of a cruel aspect may express ancient life.

The Oriental countries were very poor livings till World War II was over. 

The people did execute of the child whom they cannot bring up by oneself. 

It is to have gone unwillingly so that they live.

When " Kokeshi ( traditional wooden doll )" of Tohoku region of the Far East 

was made to condole with such children, 

it is said. Kokeshi slightly looks sorrowful.

Child (ko), extinction (keshi)

Thanks to you all and your works, sincerely

 

Here is over Chita Peninsula, Aichi Prefecture.

　　　This is the place to catch a beautiful sunset, at straight seashore.

　　　I thank to all friends who visited my pocket-size the Far East space.

　　　All your works are wonderful.

　　　I respect them heartily, and was always impressed by them.

I dedicate a lot of thanks to many Friends all over the world.

Heartwarming New Year greetings of all of you.

I am honored your encouragement.

"　Once-in-a-lifetime encounter　"

Treasure every encounter, for it will never recur...

" 一　期　一　会 "

ichi 　go 　ichi 　e

I pray for you and yours happiness.
And, Peace of the earth.

Happy New Year 2024 !!

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In Japan, it has been said since ancient times that seeing Mt. Fuji during New Year's Day brings good luck.

I wish you good luck.

From the Far East, Japan.

01.01.2024　00:00 JST 　　ruma

" Autumn " Japanese Calligraphy

 

" 秋 " (shū,or aki). It is translated in autumn.

Ideogrammic compound   禾 (“grain”) + 火 (“fire”); 

after harvesting the grain, the fields are burned to kill locusts and their eggs.

This character is written by Kanzi, Semi-cursive script.

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Inside Japan's Stunningly Beautiful Shukuba (Post Towns)

 walk through Narai Juku, and Tsumago Juku, Nagano Prefecture. 

Experience of Samurai's Legacy: Trekking the Timeless Nakasendo Trail in Japan.

10 spectacular autumn views on Nakasendo

 Magome-juku → Tsumago-juku

Tsumago-juku is a very impressive old Japanese house that is still preserved as it was back then.

Peace and tranquility of the inlet Ⅰ

 

　　　In this area, shorelines are complicated. Therefore we can watch interesting molding of the Nature.

　　　It is the very inconvenient sterile zone where most of the people do not live in. On that day, it was space without waves, sounds.

　　　Here is Genkai-chō, Saga Prefecture.

Some of my other photos.

Showa Commemorative National Government Park

Tachikawa, Tokyo.

Japanese sweet shop ( Wagashi ) Turuyayoshinobu, Kyoto.

Tōfuku-ji (東福寺) is a Buddhist temple in Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto Prefecture.

" Shine " Japanese calligraphy

 

　　　"光" (kou, hikari). It is translated as happy, light, brilliant, shine, beam, ray, only, etc.

This character is written by Kanzi, Regular script.

Etymology :　hieroglyph

The kneeled person is holding it above one's head while bowing.

"火"　 The state to hold it above one's head.

+　　"儿" 　The person who kneeled.

Yes. The light is important for a human being.

It shines on the darkness.

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 One of the most beautiful hot springs in Japan [Ginzan Onsen]
These are the images.

Do you recognize this scenery?

That's right, if you're a fan of Japanese animation you'll know that.

How about a warm and beautiful hot spring?
Here is Yamagata Prefecture.