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"Love Letter" (恋文), 1980, by Nakajima Kiyoshi (中島 潔, born 1943), a contemporary Nihonga painter, picture book author, and illustrator, who specialises in nostalgic children's paintings and ephemeral women's paintings. He is often referred to as "the painter of the wind."
Art by Erica Ward
“紫陽花の季節になりました。It's the season for hydrangea here in Japan
"Water Season"
The June Illustration in the "Toshitsuki" series. June is often the month when the rainy season hits Japan and water is abundant. Ink and Watercolor on paer, 2019”
'Persimmon and a Japanese White-eye' (1949) by Ide Gakusui (井出岳水,1899-1978), a traditional painter and printmaker in the Japanese style who specialised in kachō-ga (bird & flower drawings) published by the shin-hanga publisher Watanabe Shōzaburō (1885-1962) of Tokyo.
'Autumn Landscape with Colourful Maple Trees' (渓雨紅樹), ca. 1950s, by Kawai Gyokudō (川合 玉堂; 1873-1957) of the Rimpa school of Japanese art.
From the collection of the Yamatane Museum of Art, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
Thank you to my many men’s RG friends who assisted with my upcoming article on Backflip!!; I hope many more people discover Japanese #mensrhythmicgymnastics through the show and international men’s RG performances by @BlueTokyo and @Cirque 🙏🏻✨
#バクテン #男子新体操
Today in Japan is known as 花祭り, flower festival, or Buddha’s birthday!
In Japan, Buddha’s birthday is celebrated on April 8. On this day, Buddhist temples place the statue of Baby Buddha in a small shrine decorated with flowers and visitors can pour sweet tea over it.