Japanese Mona Lisa!?
It has been a while since I have introduced a blog post from my favorite entertainment blog last time. Today’s topic is Japanese famous actress Koyuki and Mona Lisa. …
It has been a while since I have introduced a blog post from my favorite entertainment blog last time. Today’s topic is Japanese famous actress Koyuki and Mona Lisa. …
The video below is a slideshow of Japanese confectionery art. Japanese confectionery is called wagashi in Japanese. This video especially introduces “kogei-gashi” meaning “confectionery craft” unlike everyday wagashi such…
A realistic octopus with limply tentacles… Can you tell what is this made of? Wood? Yes, but it is not just wood, it is made of 2,000 used chop sticks!It…
Known as “prince of sidelong glance,” Taichi Saotome is a young talented actor who can play roles of men and women. Sometimes he is a strong samurai, and other…
This sword performance is really amazing. Using visual effect, a Japanese actor Taichi Saotome battles shadow enemies including his own shadow. The play is “Kenbu/Kage-e (Sword Dance/Shadow Play),” and…
Look at these beautiful nail decorations! Lovely nails sure do make women happy (^^) (c) ちえり|写真素材 PIXTA In recent years, the “gel nail” has become the state-of-the-art…
Some people really show their talents in video sharing websites. The following videos are parapara-manga -flip book work and hand drawn animation made by Niconico-douga users. Both are taking the…
You may have seen or made domino effect. When one block doesn’t contact another, it doesn’t work, right? But it does work with “ESPer Domino.” The blocks are…
Miki took this picture at the Cloister of Asukanohikari Festival. It is not a theatrical show. LoL Children were playing in front of illuminated building paintings. Copyright(C) Miki →Miki’s…
The most romantic day is coming soon, a sweets-decoration art exhibition is held at Seibu Department Store in Shibuya, Tokyo. Produced by a Japanese contemporary artist, Osamu Watanabe, the exhibition…
This is a Japanese traditional wrapping cloth called “furoshiki.” Furoshiki have been used in Japan through the ages. They are used mainly for wrapping gifts, but you can also…
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