All about the japanese culture and it's history

This is a powerpoint presentation about the history of japan and it's culture

1. CONTENT STANDARD The learner demonstrates an understanding of salient features of the arts of Asia by showing the relationship of the elements of art and processes among culturally diverse communities.

2. PERFORMANCE STANDARD The learners are able to create artworks showing the characteristic elements of the arts of Asia.

3. LOOP a Word

4. M U N A R U T O K O A V A T A T F G P G N A S D A Y L A Y H G O J A P A N A Y O A V I L L A I N E S A B O A K J O O N T P O R I G A M I N T H E R O W A T I N E

5. HISTORY Early Japanese culture was heavily influenced by China . Western culture has influenced all aspects of Japanese culture including art, lifestyle and food. *

6. HISTORY A society in a continual state of rapid flux, with continually shifting fads and fashions and technological development that constantly pushes back the boundaries of the possible. *

7. 1952 2020

8. Arts and Crafts

9. KUMADORI ( “taking an impression” ) a stage makeup worn by  kabuki  actors The pattern of the makeup and the color stand for certain characters.

10. KUMADORI Red  -strength and passion. Indigo, blue and black - fear and the evil. Green  signals a ghosts or another kind of supernatural being. Purple  stands for nobility.

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13. SHODO "the way of artistic handwriting or beautiful writing" “the art of traditional Japanese calligraphy”

14. SHODO Japanese art of calligraphy that's created with a brush.

15. SHODO It is written with 2 Kanji characters. SHO 書: to write, writing DO 道 : the path, the way

16. ORIGAMI Art of paper folding. Senbazuru- 1,000 origami cranes linked together with string (offered as a form of encouragement and prayer to people who are ill or have been affected by natural disaster)

17. The  senbazuru   have also come to represent the wish for peace.

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19. A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. Marcus Garvey

20. It is a process of applying make up, by Kabuki actors

21. A process which, the make up is being imprinted in a silk.

22. a Japanese word which is often translated and described as "the way of artistic handwriting or beautiful writing"

23. Literally means an art of paper folding

24. What can you say about their culture?

25. How does Japanese preserve their culture?

26. What would you want to experience when you travel to Japan?

27. Homework: give the meaning of Manga and Anime.

28. Homework: Write it in a ½ sheet of pad paper. It will be collected during our next meeting. What is the difference between manga and anime?

29. MQE COVERAGE: Arts of Malaysia Arts of Indonesia Arts of China *

30. * What is the difference between MANGA and ANIME?

31. * MANGA manga  are one of the most fascinating phenomena in Japan and the whole world. Part of the  “otaku”  (nerd) culture In Japanese, the term “manga” can refer to all kinds of cartooning, comics and animation. It is composed of two kanji – “man”, meaning “whimsical or impromptu” and “ga”, meaning “pictures” , together forming.

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34. * UKIYO - E refers to a style of Japanese woodblock print and painting. The word  ukiyo  refers to the world of common people and means "picture." ukiyo-e  first emerged in the late sixteenth century, it usually depicted everyday life in the city of Kyoto.

35. * What is the difference between MANGA and ANIME?

36. Traditional Clothing

37. KIMONO is the most basic term for traditional Japanese dress. The term literally translates as "thing to wear."

38. HAKAMA A garment that's worn over kimono that's similar to wide pleated pants or a skirt depending on the style.

39. JAPANESE PAINTINGS

40. SHIKI - E Japan is blessed with four seasons. Shiki e is one of the important art forms in Japan wherein Artists are illustrating common and usual sceneries during seasons, basically and picture of a nature during winter.  

41. MEISHO - E Meisho-e means “pictures of famous places’ ’ in Japanese. Traditionally, these places include religious pilgrimage sites, scenic wonders, places linked with poetry or legends.

42. BIJINGA Means pictures of beautiful women in Japanese Art.

43. What can you say about their traditional costume?

44. Would you like to try wearing it if given a chance?

45. As a Lasallian, how do you keep your culture and tradition preserved and well known ?

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47. MQE COVERAGE: Arts of Malaysia Arts of Indonesia Arts of China *