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  1. Blütensthaub @[email protected] ·

    TAYUTAU 揺蕩う — Keine Meditation, Keine Achtsamkeit – Von Mono Japan I

    Hatten Sie schon einmal das Gefühl, dass Tagträumen Zeitverschwendung ist? Auf Englisch nennt man es spacing out. Nichts tun. Zeit vergeuden.

    Doch vor 1.300 Jahren hatten die Japaner einen anderen Namen dafür. „Tayutau“ — treiben.“ Der Raum zwischen Wellen und Wolken, besungen im Man’yōshū.

    #TayutauTreiben #KeineAchtsamkeit #KeineMeditation #ManYōshū #monoJapan #NichtsTun #Tagträume #TAYUTAU揺蕩う #ZeitVergeuden #Zen
    #tayutautreiben #keineachtsamkeit #keinemeditation #manyoshu #monojapan #nichtstun
  2. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    flowers blossoming
    in autumn fields-
    when I count them on my fingers
    they then number seven
    秋の野に咲きたる花を
    指および折りかき数ふれば七種ななくさの花

    -Yamanoue-no-Okura (山上憶良 660–733).
    Man'yōshū (万葉集), poem 1537.
    #Kyoto #Japan #autumn #山上憶良 #manyoshu #万葉集 #京都

    #kyoto #japan #autumn #山上憶良 #manyoshu #万葉集
  3. The Japan Times @[email protected] ·

    From the poetic joys of the "Manyoshu" to the melancholy depths of "The Tale of Genji," how do Japan’s ancient traditions of “leaving the world” resonate with today’s "hikikomori" phenomenon. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/01/ #japan #history #thetaleofgenji #manyoshu #history #naraperiod #heianperiod

    #japan #history #thetaleofgenji #manyoshu #naraperiod #heianperiod
  4. The Japan Times @[email protected] ·

    The 'Manyoshu,' Japan's foundational poetry anthology, contrasts starkly with the Bible's moral rigor, sin and divine judgment. It evokes a simpler, Eden-like existence, untouched by wrath or guilt. japantimes.co.jp/news/2025/01/ #japan #history #manyoshu #bible

    #japan #history #manyoshu #bible
  5. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    bush clover blooms,
    silver grass and kudzu,
    pinks,
    valerian
    and fujibakama,
    morning glory blooms.
    萩の花尾花葛花くずはな撫子の花
    女郎花をみなへしまた藤袴ふぢはかま朝顔の花

    -Yamanoue-no-Okura (山上憶良).
    Man'yōshū (万葉集) poem 1538.

    #Japan #Kyoto #autumn #秋 #poetry #山上憶良 #YamanouenoOkura #Manyoshu #万葉集

    #japan #kyoto #autumn #秋 #poetry #山上憶良
  6. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    flowers blossoming
    in autumn fields-
    when I count them on my fingers
    they then number seven
    秋の野に咲きたる花を
    指および折りかき数ふれば七種ななくさの花

    -Yamanoue-no-Okura (山上憶良 660–733).
    Man'yōshū (万葉集), poem 1537.

    #Kyoto #Japan #autumn #山上憶良 #manyoshu #万葉集 #京都

    #kyoto #japan #autumn #山上憶良 #manyoshu #万葉集
  7. The Japan Times @[email protected] ·

    In an exchange of letters, Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud discussed human nature when it comes to why people go to war. How does Japan fit in? japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/ #japan #history #jomonperiod #yayoiperiod #jingu #manyoshu #nihonshoki

    #japan #history #jomonperiod #yayoiperiod #jingu #manyoshu
  8. Camellia Tea Ceremony @[email protected] ·

    It is thought the origin of the 'Aki-no-Nanakusa' can be traced to 2 poems by Yamanoue-no-Okura (山上憶良/山於億良 660–733?). Both are featured in the Man'yōshū (万葉集), the oldest extant collection of Japanese waka (poetry in Classical Japanese), compiled in the Nara period.

    flowers blossoming
    in autumn fields-
    when I count them on my fingers
    they then number seven
    秋の野に咲きたる花を
    指および折りかき数ふれば七種ななくさの花

    -Yamanoue-no-Okura (山上憶良 660–733).
    Man'yōshū (万葉集), poem 1537.

    #Kyoto #Japan #autumn #manyoshu #万葉集 #京都

    #kyoto #japan #autumn #manyoshu #万葉集 #京都