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In Tokyo’s hidden 1,100-year-old shrine, thousands of desperate fans are praying for impossible concert tickets | World News
Hidden among the gleaming skyscrapers of Tokyo’s busy Nihonbashi district is a tiny Shinto shrine where prayers have…
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Following the Ōnin War (応仁・文明の乱 1467-77) the festival was suspended for over a century and a half.
The Tokugawa shōgunate helped revive the Aoi Matsuri, and it's believed that at this time the Tokugawa first adopted an aoi (wild ginger) leaf motif as their crest (三つ葉葵). -
Following the Ōnin War (応仁・文明の乱 1467-77) the festival was suspended for over a century and a half.
The Tokugawa shōgunate helped revive the Aoi Matsuri, and it's believed that at this time the Tokugawa first adopted an aoi (wild ginger) leaf motif as their crest (三つ葉葵). -
La sesta puntata di #Shogun cerca di rappresentare meglio la complessità della figura femminile nel #Giappone del periodo #Tokugawa
Permangono delle forzature, inevitabili, ma il tentativo devo ammettere ha avuto degli esiti interessanti
La #prostituzione in quel periodo fu completamente regolamentata e legalizzata, divenendo un costume culturale ineludibile, offrendo un "servizio" sociale di intimità umana, protezione e svago per l'individuo che oggi percepiamo con giudizi contrastanti
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La sesta puntata di #Shogun cerca di rappresentare meglio la complessità della figura femminile nel #Giappone del periodo #Tokugawa
Permangono delle forzature, inevitabili, ma il tentativo devo ammettere ha avuto degli esiti interessanti
La #prostituzione in quel periodo fu completamente regolamentata e legalizzata, divenendo un costume culturale ineludibile, offrendo un "servizio" sociale di intimità umana, protezione e svago per l'individuo che oggi percepiamo con giudizi contrastanti
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Tokugawa Ieasu, the individual responsible for the longest established Shogunate in Japan, grew up on the coast of Shizuoka where Shirasu & Sakura Ebi are a major industry. He lived to 75yo which was a long time back then.
It's really beautiful. And I love Shirasu & Sakura Ebi. Man, I could totally live here. 😁
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Tokugawa Ieasu, the individual responsible for the longest established Shogunate in Japan, grew up on the coast of Shizuoka where Shirasu & Sakura Ebi are a major industry. He lived to 75yo which was a long time back then.
It's really beautiful. And I love Shirasu & Sakura Ebi. Man, I could totally live here. 😁
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Reading #Tokugawa Tsunayoshi's “Edicts on Compassion for Living Things” and there's so many animals in this text that it took me a stupidly long time to realise this wasn't saying 猿にも山猿 🙊
For the record what’s happening here is my old nemesis the -zaru (archaic -nai) ending that throws me every time has teamed up with saru (‘certain/particular’) just to mess with me
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Beat Tokugawa Kunimatsu in Nioh 3 with this step-by-step boss guide: builds, phase tactics, ki management, and clutch counters to finish the fight. Read the full walkthrough: https://haplogamingchef.blogspot.com/2026/03/nioh-3-tokugawa-kunimatsu-step-by-step-guide.html
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The Tokugawa shoguns would help to popularize 'hanami' through successive programs of tree planting across Edo.
Tokugawa Iemitsu (徳川家光 1604-51) had trees brought from Yoshino to Kanei-ji, and in 1720 Tokugawa Yoshimune (徳川吉宗 1684-1751) planted trees in Asakusa and Asukayama.
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The Tokugawa shoguns would help to popularize 'hanami' through successive programs of tree planting across Edo.
Tokugawa Iemitsu (徳川家光 1604-51) had trees brought from Yoshino to Kanei-ji, and in 1720 Tokugawa Yoshimune (徳川吉宗 1684-1751) planted trees in Asakusa and Asukayama.
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Here in Tokugawa Japan, there's not a single dog mess left in this area where dogs are permitted to do their business.
They really don't even need this sign or a reminder. Everyone is super-responsible. Every corgi, poodle, shiba inu, dachshund, & terrier I've seen as I sit here has had their mess promptly picked up.
DID YOU HEAR THAT, AMERICA? SUPER-RESPONSIBLE.
NOT A SINGLE MESS.
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Here in Tokugawa Japan, there's not a single dog mess left in this area where dogs are permitted to do their business.
They really don't even need this sign or a reminder. Everyone is super-responsible. Every corgi, poodle, shiba inu, dachshund, & terrier I've seen as I sit here has had their mess promptly picked up.
DID YOU HEAR THAT, AMERICA? SUPER-RESPONSIBLE.
NOT A SINGLE MESS.
DON'T NEED SIGNS OR REMINDERS. -
Life under the Tokugawa shogunate wasn't exactly freedom but neither was it constant war. The Japanese instead sated their bloodlust with theater. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/03/15/japan/history/chushingura-revenge-japan-history/ #japan #history #chushingura #fortysevenronin #edoperiod #theater
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Life under the Tokugawa shogunate wasn't exactly freedom but neither was it constant war. The Japanese instead sated their bloodlust with theater. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/03/15/japan/history/chushingura-revenge-japan-history/ #japan #history #chushingura #fortysevenronin #edoperiod #theater
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Satellites Down — NASA's Last Hope: Tokugawa Pigeons
A USB-carrying pigeon broke the atmosphere to reach the ISS.
#AltAndPaperEN #NASA #carrier pigeon #DigitalArt
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Satellites Down — NASA's Last Hope: Tokugawa Pigeons
A USB-carrying pigeon broke the atmosphere to reach the ISS.
#AltAndPaperEN #NASA #carrier pigeon #DigitalArt
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Interestingly it was only after the Tokugawa’s assistance in reviving the festival that it became known as the Aoi Matsuri (葵祭).
Until this time is was known as the 'Kamo Matsuri' (賀茂祭), or simply as 'The Festival' (祭). -
Interestingly it was only after the Tokugawa’s assistance in reviving the festival that it became known as the Aoi Matsuri (葵祭).
Until this time is was known as the 'Kamo Matsuri' (賀茂祭), or simply as 'The Festival' (祭). -
To provide fresh fish for shōgun Tokugawa Ieyasu (徳川家康 1543-1616), bamboo pens were constructed in Edo Bay to hold live catches.
It was discovered that seaweed thrived on the bamboo fences, and soon fishing communities were actively farming the algae on sunken wooden frames. -
To provide fresh fish for shōgun Tokugawa Ieyasu (徳川家康 1543-1616), bamboo pens were constructed in Edo Bay to hold live catches.
It was discovered that seaweed thrived on the bamboo fences, and soon fishing communities were actively farming the algae on sunken wooden frames. -
Interestingly it was only after the Tokugawa’s assistance in reviving the festival that it became known as the Aoi Matsuri (葵祭).
Until this time is was known as the 'Kamo Matsuri' (賀茂祭), or simply as 'The Festival' (祭). -
Interestingly it was only after the Tokugawa’s assistance in reviving the festival that it became known as the Aoi Matsuri (葵祭).
Until this time is was known as the 'Kamo Matsuri' (賀茂祭), or simply as 'The Festival' (祭).
