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Descubre la fascinante cultura líquida de Japón con sake refinado, tés verdes aromáticos y exquisitas variedades de bebidas únicas. ¡Sumérgete en el sabor japonés!
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¡Buenos días, jardiner@s! Estos días atrás he sentido nostalgia de primavera (de flores, aromas, colores…), y curioseando por la red he profundizado un poquito en ... SEGUIR LEYENDOHanami, la tradición japonesa de observar las flores
Los sellos goshuin (御朱) o caligrafías japonesas en templos de Japón. Dónde ir, precios, horarios y forma de conseguir los sellos. 💮🔴✍️
¿Conoces las cosas típicas de Japón? El encanto de Japón reside en su historia milenaria y en la muy feliz armonía entre las tradiciones ancestrales
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La ceremonia del té en Japón es un arte con más de 800 años de antigüedad y es uno de los elementos más destacados de la cultura japonesa.
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La ceremonia del té en Japón es un arte con más de 800 años de antigüedad y es uno de los elementos más destacados de la cultura japonesa.
When you watch Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai, which is set in 16th-century Japan, you are not exactly inundated with the stunning power of female warriors brandishing katanas—it’s a bit of a ソーセージ-fest, but such women did exist. These warriors, known as onna bugeisha, find their earliest precursor in Empress Jingū, who in 200 A.D. led an invasion of Korea after her husband Emperor Chūai, the fourteenth emperor of Japan, perished in battle. Legend has it that she accomplished this feat without shedding a drop of blood. She used her position to bring about economic and social change and in the late 19th century became the first woman to be featured on a Japanese banknote. Onna bugeisha generally eschewed the katana swords used by their male counterparts. instead opting for the naginata, a versatile polearm with a curved blade at the tip, a longer weapon that permitted the female warriors to remain effective against larger and heavier opponents. In addition, onna-bugeishas also used ranged weaponry such as bows and arrows. Tomoe Gozen, Nakano Takeko, and Hōjō Masako are famous examples of onna bugeisha, although some of their exploits may belong more to lore than to...
El tsukimi o mirar la luna llena durante el equinoccio de otoño es una tradición de poetas de haiku en Japón. Habla de conejos en la luna
When you watch Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai, which is set in 16th-century Japan, you are not exactly inundated with the stunning power of female warriors brandishing katanas—it’s a bit of a ソーセージ-fest, but such women did exist. These warriors, known as onna bugeisha, find their earliest precursor in Empress Jingū, who in 200 A.D. led an invasion of Korea after her husband Emperor Chūai, the fourteenth emperor of Japan, perished in battle. Legend has it that she accomplished this feat without shedding a drop of blood. She used her position to bring about economic and social change and in the late 19th century became the first woman to be featured on a Japanese banknote. Onna bugeisha generally eschewed the katana swords used by their male counterparts. instead opting for the naginata, a versatile polearm with a curved blade at the tip, a longer weapon that permitted the female warriors to remain effective against larger and heavier opponents. In addition, onna-bugeishas also used ranged weaponry such as bows and arrows. Tomoe Gozen, Nakano Takeko, and Hōjō Masako are famous examples of onna bugeisha, although some of their exploits may belong more to lore than to...
Originaria de China, la ceremonia del té forma parte de la cultura japonesa. El ritual eleva la hospitalidad a una forma de arte con raíces en el budismo zen.
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¿Conoces las cosas típicas de Japón? El encanto de Japón reside en su historia milenaria y en la muy feliz armonía entre las tradiciones ancestrales
When you watch Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai, which is set in 16th-century Japan, you are not exactly inundated with the stunning power of female warriors brandishing katanas—it’s a bit of a ソーセージ-fest, but such women did exist. These warriors, known as onna bugeisha, find their earliest precursor in Empress Jingū, who in 200 A.D. led an invasion of Korea after her husband Emperor Chūai, the fourteenth emperor of Japan, perished in battle. Legend has it that she accomplished this feat without shedding a drop of blood. She used her position to bring about economic and social change and in the late 19th century became the first woman to be featured on a Japanese banknote. Onna bugeisha generally eschewed the katana swords used by their male counterparts. instead opting for the naginata, a versatile polearm with a curved blade at the tip, a longer weapon that permitted the female warriors to remain effective against larger and heavier opponents. In addition, onna-bugeishas also used ranged weaponry such as bows and arrows. Tomoe Gozen, Nakano Takeko, and Hōjō Masako are famous examples of onna bugeisha, although some of their exploits may belong more to lore than to...
