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Tuesday, April 21, 2009. I will be putting up the remaining posts throughout the spring, for my own enjoyment, before I go back to blogging myself. This post is by Alice. Thank you Alice! Manipulation of traditional Japanese swords requires strict etiquette. Until today, every handler is required to apply these customs since the traditional Japanese sword represents a religious and social symbol worthy of respect and careful handling. Several of these customs include:. The Samurai and Katana. While the K...

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009. I will be putting up the remaining posts throughout the spring, for my own enjoyment, before I go back to blogging myself. This post is by Alice. Thank you Alice! Manipulation of traditional Japanese swords requires strict etiquette. Until today, every handler is required to apply these customs since the traditional Japanese sword represents a religious and social symbol worthy of respect and careful handling. Several of these customs include:. The Samurai and Katana. While the K...

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Japanese Religions and Material Culture: What we're talking about in class today.

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Tuesday, April 7, 2009. What we're talking about in class today. Posted by Melissa Anne-Marie Curley. Japanese Religions and Material Culture. Online resources for students of Japanese religions and material culture. ARTSTOR (JSTOR's beautiful cousin). Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint Site (DR9 is the inspiration behind JRels this year- see if you can figure out the secrets of the course). Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture (including links to open-access journals). The Osaka Human Rights Museum.

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Japanese Religions and Material Culture: The Imperial Regalia: Sanshu no Jingi 三種の神器

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Sunday, March 15, 2009. The Imperial Regalia: Sanshu no Jingi 三種の神器. This post comes to us from Jessica. Check out the art below. Thank you Jessica! The Japanese “Three Imperial Regalia” are objects symbolic of the Japanese Imperial line’s descent from Amaterasu and the first emperor who came down from Heaven, thereby giving the emperor his justification. The three objects are thought to be housed separately in the three Imperial. Http:/ www.jref.com/glossary/sanshu no jingi.shtml. The "yasakani no magat...

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Japanese Religions and Material Culture: Bamboo

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Wednesday, April 1, 2009. This post on bamboo is by Hannah. Thank you so much Hannah! Bamboo. It makes up 99% of the Giant Panda’s diet and it can be fashioned into chopsticks or simply cultivated in one’s own Zen Garden. In addition, it is the fastest growing plant on the planet, sometimes skyrocketing upwards 47 inches in one day! Guest blogger, Hannah Mott. Posted by Melissa Anne-Marie Curley. Japanese Religions and Material Culture. ARTSTOR (JSTOR's beautiful cousin). The Osaka Human Rights Museum.

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Japanese Religions and Material Culture: A hat that does more than just keep your head warm.

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Monday, April 6, 2009. A hat that does more than just keep your head warm. Alison gives us this post on the kaihogyo. Hat Thank you very much Alison! Just outside of the city of Kyoto we find Mt. Hiei, home to the Japanese Esoteric Buddhist sect called the Tendai. The most extreme practice some of these kaihogyo. Monks undertake is the one thousand day walk, where practitioners walk. Rhodes 194). (For a picture of the hat, go to:. Http:/ www.kyoto-np.co.jp/kp/. Hat is a representation of Fudo,. Tree and ...

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Japanese Religions and Material Culture: Traditional Japanese Swords

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Tuesday, April 21, 2009. I will be putting up the remaining posts throughout the spring, for my own enjoyment, before I go back to blogging myself. This post is by Alice. Thank you Alice! Manipulation of traditional Japanese swords requires strict etiquette. Until today, every handler is required to apply these customs since the traditional Japanese sword represents a religious and social symbol worthy of respect and careful handling. Several of these customs include:. The Samurai and Katana. While the K...

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