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Nov. 22, 2022
Kintsugi is a traditional restoration technique of Japan. I've been interested in trying it for a long time, but I thought it was a technology that used lacquer and had high hurdles. This summer, the Kamakura Sculpture Museum was indebted to Enoden's "Mizutamaten" held in Kamakura. Kamakura carving experiences are held regularly, but they hold a kintsugi class once a month, so I applied without hesitation. A pulp art plate made by transferring the texture of pulped paper to clay, the lid of the teapot that my mother liked and used, the ceramic teacup that my late master bought for me because it was a little chipped and I used it carefully with glue ... Things that have been chipped or broken even if you use them carefully, and things that you want to repair when Kintsugi is made, are close to you. In the monthly class, you can learn how to make useful tools for kintsugi, so it is very informative and fun. While being impressed by the ideas of the people of the past, such as mixing lacquer and flour to glue the applied parts, I thought about the warm hearts of the ancient Japan people who cherish things. The teacher told me that this would be what would happen if I did this, but I wanted to go this far, so I was in a little hurry to work on it, and it turned out to be a sure thing, so I reflected a little. Calm down Be polite While enjoying the process of repairing While cherishing the hearts of Japan, wabi-sabi
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Abhi Sen
Nov. 22, 2022
Almost every spot from where Fujisan is visible seems picturesque to me whether it is my workplace or rooftop of my home or any tourist spot. I visited hakone in last week and it was 1st trip to Hakone but this trip was unforgettable. The scenic view of Mount Fuji, the mountains covers with greenary and fall colors, the scenic view lake ashi and the pirate ship makes the whole surrounding very beautiful. Unfortunately the day was cloudy still luckily the majestic mount Fuji was visible clearly . It's was very picturesque and scenic spot. This photo was taken from Onshi Hakone park.
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  • Kanagawa Prefecture
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  • Autumn
開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Nov. 21, 2022
[English/Japanese] This is a view of the gingko trees along Koshu Kaido, a 1-minute walk from the school. Hachioji held the "Ginkgo Festival" over the weekend. Before the outbreak of the new coronavirus, our school's students also participated as volunteer foreign students. The rows of ginkgo trees are at their best now. Please come and see them. A 1-minute walk from the school, it is a row of ginkgo trees on the Koshu Highway. In Hachioji, the "Icho Festival" was held on weekends. Before the outbreak of the new coronavirus, our students also participated as volunteer international students. The rows of trees are in full bloom now. Please come and see it.
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  • Japan
  • Tokyo
  • Hachioji
  • Ginkgo
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  • Japanese-language school
  • International students
  • Nature
  • Autumn
  • Autumn leaves
Abhi Sen
Nov. 17, 2022
Almost every spot from where Fujisan is visible seems picturesque to me whether it is my workplace or rooftop of my home or any tourist spot. I visited kawaguchiko in more than once but this trip was unforgettable. On this beautiful sunny autumn morning I first ever saw a lenticular clouds over Fujisan. The scenic view of Mount Fuji, bright orange bush (kochia), and lenticular clouds from Oishi Park is diffrent from usual autumn pictures of Fujisan and Momiji frame yet it is very close to my heart.
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  • Autumn
  • Kanto region
  • Mt. Fuji
  • Yamanashi Prefecture
  • Great view
開智国際日本語学校(Kaichi International School of Japanese)
Nov. 14, 2022
[English/Japanese] A 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I bought a "Hachioji Castle Monaka" at the Japanese sweets shop Senshuen. In fact, there was a castle in Hachioji in the 16th century. This "Hachioji Castle Monaka" is a confectionary shaped like the castle that existed at that time. The monaka is filled with sweet bean paste and is very tasty ?By the way, Hachioji Castle is no longer there, but the place where the castle used to be is now a park. I would like to visit there with my students someday. A 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I bought "Hachioji Castle Monaka" at the Japanese confectionery shop Senshoen. In fact, there was a castle in Hachioji in the 16th century. This "Hachioji Castle Monaka" is a candy in the shape of a castle that existed at that time. There was a lot of red bean paste (sweet paste of beans) in the inside and it was very deliciousBy ? the way, Hachioji Castle is no longer there, but the place where the castle used to be is now a park. I would like to go with my students someday.
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  • Japan
  • Tokyo
  • Hachioji
  • Japanese Traditional Sweets
  • Sweets/Dessert
  • Castles
  • Japanese-language school
  • International students
st situation
Nov. 11, 2022
Yamanashi Prefecture Fruit Park For my cute daughter who was addicted to Yuru Can at the age of 5, I wanted to show her the place where Yuru Can was filmed, so I ran for 6 hours from Hyogo Prefecture and first went to Hotarakashi Onsen and then came to the fruit park. My daughter was so happy that she wanted to go to the famous spots of autumn leaves and Mt. Fuji, but she didn't have time and didn't sleep for camping purposes, and there was a tent set up, so I went to ? Shizuoka after this
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  • Kanto region
  • Mt. Fuji
st situation
Nov. 11, 2022
Asagiri Kogen, Shizuoka I have seen Mt. Fuji from my life. I usually don't have a day off for 6 hours by car, and after work, I drove non-stop at night to Yamanashi Prefecture for 6 hours, and then stayed at Fumorepala Campsite for 1 night, and my cute daughter said that it was like Mt. Fuji due to the influence of the loose can, so I ? did my best without sleep. Until now, I had seen so many beautiful photos of Mt. Fuji on TV that I took it for granted and did not feel attractive, but when I actually saw it, I was impressed by its magnificent scale and wanted to come again. People who usually watch may be tired of seeing it, but I live in an area that I rarely see, so I was ? captivated by Mt. Fuji.
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  • Kanto region
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