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A watercolor painting and drawing of Hassaku in Gion Kobu, Kyoto, Japan.
The geisha/geiko woman are walking out of the tea house (ochaya) and are thanking their support.
The geisha/geiko women are saying, "Thank you," in the Kyoto dialect (ookini).
I made this painting and drawing in FireAlpaca on my Windows 11 laptop.
#Hassaku #Geisha #FireAlpaca -
A watercolor painting and drawing of Hassaku in Gion Kobu, Kyoto, Japan.
The geisha/geiko woman are walking out of the tea house (ochaya) and are thanking their support.
The geisha/geiko women are saying, "Thank you," in the Kyoto dialect (ookini).
I made this painting and drawing in FireAlpaca on my Windows 11 laptop.
#Hassaku #Geisha #FireAlpaca -
📬 Nintendo Switch 2 Emulator wird sobald nicht erscheinen
#Gaming #Softwareentwicklung #Hassaku #Nintendo #oboromi #Pound #Switch2 #Switch2Emulator https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d87ef5 -
📬 Nintendo Switch 2 Emulator wird sobald nicht erscheinen
#Gaming #Softwareentwicklung #Hassaku #Nintendo #oboromi #Pound #Switch2 #Switch2Emulator https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d87ef5 -
📬 Nintendo Switch 2 Emulator wird sobald nicht erscheinen
#Gaming #Softwareentwicklung #Hassaku #Nintendo #oboromi #Pound #Switch2 #Switch2Emulator https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d87ef5 -
📬 Nintendo Switch 2 Emulator wird sobald nicht erscheinen
#Gaming #Softwareentwicklung #Hassaku #Nintendo #oboromi #Pound #Switch2 #Switch2Emulator https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d87ef5 -
A pencil drawing of two geisha/geiko/geigi women and a maiko walking in Gion Kobu to another tea house (ochaya) for Hassaku saying, "Thank you."
In Kyoto dialect, thank you, is, "Ookni."
In my Daler Rowney sketchbook.
#Kyoto #geisha #geiko #geigi #Dalerrowney #hassaku #Japanese #Japan #pencil #pencilgeisha #maiko #Hassaku -
A pencil drawing of two geisha/geiko/geigi women and a maiko walking in Gion Kobu to another tea house (ochaya) for Hassaku saying, "Thank you."
In Kyoto dialect, thank you, is, "Ookni."
In my Daler Rowney sketchbook.
#Kyoto #geisha #geiko #geigi #Dalerrowney #hassaku #Japanese #Japan #pencil #pencilgeisha #maiko #Hassaku -
A pencil drawing of two geisha/geiko/geigi women and a maiko walking in Gion Kobu to another tea house (ochaya) for Hassaku saying, "Thank you."
In Kyoto dialect, thank you, is, "Ookni."
In my Daler Rowney sketchbook.
#Kyoto #geisha #geiko #geigi #Dalerrowney #hassaku #Japanese #Japan #pencil #pencilgeisha #maiko #Hassaku -
Geiko borrowed the tradition of summer gift giving from farmers and land owners.
Around August 1st the rice begins to ripen, and the first crop (初穂 'hatsuho') would be harvested and gifted to gods, benefactors and supporters as a prayer or thanks. -
Geiko borrowed the tradition of summer gift giving from farmers and land owners.
Around August 1st the rice begins to ripen, and the first crop (初穂 'hatsuho') would be harvested and gifted to gods, benefactors and supporters as a prayer or thanks. -
Geiko borrowed the tradition of summer gift giving from farmers and land owners.
Around August 1st the rice begins to ripen, and the first crop (初穂 'hatsuho') would be harvested and gifted to gods, benefactors and supporters as a prayer or thanks. -
Geiko borrowed the tradition of summer gift giving from farmers and land owners.
Around August 1st the rice begins to ripen, and the first crop (初穂 'hatsuho') would be harvested and gifted to gods, benefactors and supporters as a prayer or thanks. -
🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu', shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving. -
🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu', shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving. -
🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu', shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving. -
🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu', shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving. -
A General's Kimberly watercolor pencils drawing of two geisha/geiko/geigi women and a maiko saying, "Thank you," to a brunette woman at the ochaya in Kyoto, Japan.
In my Canson XL watercolor sketchbook with watercolor brush pen.
#hassaku #generalskimberly #watercolorpencils #watercolordrawing #watercolorpainting #Canson #CansonXL #geiko #geisha #ochaya #geigi #watercolorgeisha #maiko #Kyoto #Japanese #Japan -
A General's Kimberly watercolor pencils drawing of two geisha/geiko/geigi women and a maiko saying, "Thank you," to a brunette woman at the ochaya in Kyoto, Japan.
In my Canson XL watercolor sketchbook with watercolor brush pen.
#hassaku #generalskimberly #watercolorpencils #watercolordrawing #watercolorpainting #Canson #CansonXL #geiko #geisha #ochaya #geigi #watercolorgeisha #maiko #Kyoto #Japanese #Japan -
🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu' (八月朔日), shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving.In the Kyōto hanamachi (花街) geiko and maiko call upon ochaya and shishōtaku (師匠宅) to deliver gifts to those that have taught and supported them during the year thus far.
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🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu' (八月朔日), shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving.In the Kyōto hanamachi (花街) geiko and maiko call upon ochaya and shishōtaku (師匠宅) to deliver gifts to those that have taught and supported them during the year thus far.
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🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu' (八月朔日), shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving.In the Kyōto hanamachi (花街) geiko and maiko call upon ochaya and shishōtaku (師匠宅) to deliver gifts to those that have taught and supported them during the year thus far.
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🌾GIFT TO THE GODS✨
The 1st day of the 8th month in the traditional calendar is known as 'Hachigatsu sakujitsu' (八月朔日), shortened to 'Hassaku' (八朔).
At this time farmers would make offerings of the first ripe rice to the gods, and gradually it became a time of gift giving.In the Kyōto hanamachi (花街) geiko and maiko call upon ochaya and shishōtaku (師匠宅) to deliver gifts to those that have taught and supported them during the year thus far.