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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

"Autumn" Japanese-Calligraphy (Seal script)



"秋" (shū,or aki). It is translated in autumn.
This character is written by Kanzi, Seal script.

Please look at other form Regular script of the this calligraphy, click here.

The rural scenery in the Far East


The Far East is a small island, and three-fourths of the country is the mountainous district where person cannot almost live in.


One house among mountains is built.
Because it is covered with trees, we can hardly see it, can see only a passage.

Here is Matsuura-shi, Nagasaki Prefecture.

"Autumn" Japanese-Calligraphy (Semi-cursive script)




"秋" (shū,or aki). It is translated in autumn.
This character is written by Kanzi,
Semi-cursive script.

Please look at other form Regular script of the this calligraphy, click here.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Inkstick of the calligraphy


It is the Inkstick (sumi) which it bought dozens of years ago.
The Inkstick becomes the moderate it that time passes.
While I live, I may not use all Inksticks I have.


There is the round Inkstick. Various sculptures are given.
This Inkstick expresses a rat (ne) of the twelve signs of Earthly Branches. Therefore, there are 12 kinds of designs.
It is one of the culture of the Far East.


My relative is doing calligraphy of the big size.

Please watch my ink brush, click here.
Please watch my ink stone, click here.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Autumn rice terraces




The green of stairs called "Tanada" (rice terraces) is a particularly bright color.
As Tanada is hard to cultivate very much, it is valuable.





Rice made with water from almost pure spring is delicious.  
Because there were not resources at all in the Far East, they reclamationed mountains during several hundred years.









A farmer repairing the stone wall appears.
Somewhere is broken certainly every year.


However, because here is a depopulation zone, Tanada will become extinct and come back to the mountain again sometime.

It is fate of the samsara of the Nature.

Please look at other photos of Tanada, click here.