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Tag Archives: Hokusai
The Fine Art of Agriculture
Mysterious “corn circles” of incredible complexity that appear overnight, or a baseball park as in the 1989 film “Field of Dreams” — who knows what you might come across in your local rural idyll these days.
But travel some 600 km north of Tokyo, then take a drive off the beaten track. There, in a village in verdant Aomori Prefecture, who would ever expect to find exquisite Edo Period artworks sprouting amid a swaying green sea of enormous rice paddies? Continue reading
Posted in art, Culture, History, technology, Uncategorized, What if?
Tagged agriculture, Akio Nakayama, Aomori Prefecture, art, Beni Miyako, Edo Period art, Hokusai, inakadate, japan rice art, Japan Times, ki ine, local art, murasaki ine, purple rice, Red Miyako, rice paddies, rice paddy art, Tsugaru Roman, ukiyo-e, Views of Mount Fuji, yellow rice, Yoko Hani
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