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Showing posts with label FESTIVALS - MATSURI. Show all posts
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WATANABE Yoshio. Snap Shashin (1937)





WATANABE Yoshio. Snappu Shashin no Neraikata - Utsushikata (Snap Photography: How to Aim and Shoot). Tokyo: Genko-sha (Shashin Jitsugi Daikouza 4), Showa 12 (1937). 1st ed. & pr.

MIYANO Hideya / KUBO Masao. Biri ja nai no (Kamishibai, 1960)




MIYANO Hideya / KUBO Masao. Biri ja nai no (I'm not last). Tokyo: Doushin-sha (Yoi Ko no Series), Showa 35 (1960). Kamishibai, 1st ed.

HOJO Hideji / KUZUNISHI Sosei. Koto-kobi (1964)



HOJO Hideji / KUZUNISHI Sosei. Koto-kobi (Kyoto : The Good Days of the Old Town). Kyoto / Tokyo : Tankoshinsha, 1969.OUT OF STOCK

Description — In-8° (21,5 x 16 x 2 cm), 222 p., 500 g.
Hardcover, pict. dj, b&w pictured (photogravure). Text in Japanese.
Cartonné, couv. ill., photographies n&b (héliogravure). Texte en japonais.

État / Condition — VG / TB.

Remarques & avis / Review — A descent into memories and the old town of Kyoto and its surroundings in the early 1960, by the famous Japanese writer and dramatist HOJO Hideji (1902-1996), with Sosei KUZUNISHI's beautiful photogravured photographs, in twelve chapters and months.

Une descente dans les souvenirs et la vieille ville de Kyoto et ses environs au début des années 1960, par le célèbre écrivain et dramaturge japonais HOJO Hideji (1902-1996), avec les belles photographies héliogravées de KUZUNISHI Sosei, en douze chapitres et mois.

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INOUE Seiryu. Kyoto no Kiroku : Haru Miru (1974)



INOUE Seiryu / YODA Yoshikata. Kyoto no Kiroku 3 : Haru : Miru (Kyoto Document 3 : Spring : To See). Tokyo : Jiji Tsushin-sha, 1974. First ed.OUT OF STOCK

Description — 4° (27 x 19 x 2.5 cm), 246 p., 1.1 kg.
Hardcover, no dj as issued, slipcase, (167) b&w and (1) color photograph. Afterword by Yoshikata YODA, in Japanese.
Cartonnage, sans jaquette tel que paru, étui, photographies n&b (167) et coul. (1). Postface par YODA Yoshikata, en japonais.

État / Condition — Excellent (light wear & foxing to slipcase).
Excellent (étui lég. frotté, lég. rousseurs).

Remarques & avis / Review — A remarkable Kyoto in spring in the early 1970s, in monochrome and strong contrasts, by INOUE Seiryu — maiko, geiko, in the dressing room, dancing, and hanami, sakura, drinking, hot spots, noh and festivals, in a fine volume. A personal favorite.

Un remarquable Kyoto au printemps au début des années 1970, en monochrome et forts contrastes, par INOUE Seiryu — maiko, geiko, en habillage, dansant, et hanami, sakura, boisson, lieux fréquentés, nô et festivals, dans un beau volume. Un favori personnel.

Divers / Misc. — Table of Contents:

Hana / Flowers
Onna / Women
Matsuri / Festivals




























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TAIYO Special : Japanese Tea Ceremony Seasonal Routines (1981)



TAIYO Special Issues. Cha no Yu Saijiki : Haru Natsu Aki Fuyu (A Book of Seasonal Routines for Tea Ceremony : Spring Summer Autumn Winter / Livre de routines saisonnières pour la cérémonie du thé : Printemps Été Automne Hiver). 4 volumes, 1981, n°17-18-19-20. Tokyo : Heibon-sha, 1981.OUT OF STOCK

Description — 4 volumes in-4° (29 x 22 x 5 cm), 146 + 146 + 146 + 146 p., 2,8 kg.
Pict. softcover, color and b&w ill. & pictures. Text in Japanese, presentation in English.
Broché, couv. ill., photos et ill. coul. et n&b. Texte en japonais, présentation en anglais.

État / Condition — TB / VG.

Remarques & avis / Review — Here is one of our favorite series : the special issues of Taiyo (the Sun), a quarterly — fine and profuse iconography, good printing and paper, and always fascinating, varied and very "Japanese" topics.
A beautiful series of 4 volumes which give, through numerous pictures and illustrations, a very visual account of all aspects of Japanese tea ceremony, based on Wabi, and follow the seasons through all Japan for the capital events of this traditional practice. Excellent issues and special mention for the great cover design!

Voici une de nos séries préférées : la collection spéciale du Taiyo (le Soleil) trimestriel — iconographie riche et de qualité, bonne facture, sujets variés et toujours passionnants, très "japonais".
Belle série de 4 volumes qui donnent, grâce à de nombreuses photographies et illustrations, un aperçu très visuel de tous aspects de la cérémonie du thé, fondée sur le Wabi, et suivent, au fil des saisons, les événements capitaux, à travers tout le Japon, qui rythment la vie de cette pratique traditionnelle. Excellents numéros et mention spéciale pour les superbes couvertures !

Divers / Misc. — Table of content :

Since the 9th c. : Saicho, Kukai
Time of the Samurai : Senno Rikyu
Cups and ustensils vary with the season

Seasonal routines, flower arrangements (ikebana), cakes, kaiseki...

Events :
Enshuki — Yobanashi / Hinamatsuri / Senno Rikyu Ki...
Tea-Picking — Boy's Festival — Murata Juko Ki — Yabunouchi Kenchu Ki — Furuta Oribe Ki — Gengensai Seichu Ki — Festival of the Weaver — Kyoto Gion Festival...
Tea Ceremony associated with Buddhist AllSoul's Day & Harvest Moon — Tennen Ki — Shokado Ki — Sensho Ki — Fuhaku Ki — Joo Ki — Furo...
Kuchi-kiri — Koestsukai — Senno Sotan Ki — Oda Uraku Ki — Masuda Donno Ki — Year-End Tea — New Year's First Tea — Ashikaga Yoshimaru Ki...































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