Taira no Kiyomori, who had been at the height of prosperity, suffered from a high fever in his end.
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Censors' notes reveal their struggle to specifically judge which parts contravened the rules for censorship.
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Some popular works of literature might provide a romanticized portrait of tuberculosis. But in reality, it forced patients into a hard struggle.
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Not even one wrong kanji was overlooked. Books related to the Imperial Family were censored with utmost caution.
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Masaoka Shiki, one of the most famous Haiku writers and poets, proclaimed that tanka poets should never neglect to study the Man’yoshu. Let's enjoy the world of Man'yoshu!
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A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
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Discover publications deposited to the Home Ministry for censorship. You can see censors' handwritten notes on many of the inside covers.
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This is a samurai in the end of the Heian period. What is he fighting off in this picture? The answer is here: #ndldigital
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An example of censorship of depictions of the imperial system: an explanation of the Meiji Constitution in a school textbook was questioned.
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Some magazines have deteriorated and may be torn just by touching them. What are library staff doing to make them readable in a hundred years?
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Do you know why dragonflies are frequently used as a motif to symbolize Japan?
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A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
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Some magazines have deteriorated and may be torn just by touching them. What are library staff doing to make them readable in a hundred years?
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Masaoka Shiki had been suffering from tuberculosis for many years. He continued to take up his pen until just before death. #ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2TKrc1 https://t.co/bLcQMaepV7
A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
#ndldigital https://t.co/tGOmzQJu38 https://t.co/Q74E43FILk
A disease called okori, which is considered to be malaria, often appears in Japanese classical literature like Genji monogatari (The Tale of Genji) .
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Some magazines have deteriorated and may be torn just by touching them. What are library staff doing to make them readable in a hundred years?
#ndldigital https://t.co/DZAKLBknSP https://t.co/Ww1P4ME9Cj
Do you know why dragonflies are frequently used as a motif to symbolize Japan?
#ndldigital https://t.co/tGOmzQJu38 https://t.co/S7vTkTUAnl
Masaoka Shiki, one of the most famous Haiku writers and poets, proclaimed that tanka poets should never neglect to study the Man’yoshu. Let's enjoy the world of Man'yoshu!
#ndldigital https://t.co/xLQy1wsUS8 https://t.co/GwOM4t9qGc
Taira no Kiyomori, who had been at the height of prosperity, suffered from a high fever in his end.
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In the Naimusho Keihokyoku (Home Ministry) Censorship Collection, covers and inside covers of books show us traces of the censorship process.
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A poem is like a picture-check the great works showing Japanese beauty with pictures and text together.
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Was the addition of furigana worldly? The reason why Ryosai shii translated by SHIBATA Tenma was banned from sale.
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Some popular works of literature might provide a romanticized portrait of tuberculosis. But in reality, it forced patients into a hard struggle.
Read more about it: #ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2TKrc1 https://t.co/1PMQcMzXjC
Censors' notes reveal their struggle to specifically judge which parts contravened the rules for censorship.
#ndldigital https://t.co/BCVmzPqvbY https://t.co/ydk9YNcUHb
Not even one wrong kanji was overlooked. Books related to the Imperial Family were censored with utmost caution.
#ndldigital https://t.co/BCVmzP8Ukq https://t.co/3Ovcqgp6oG
Masaoka Shiki had been suffering from tuberculosis for many years. He continued to take up his pen until just before death. #ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2TsQkt https://t.co/AsTRMHoD8z
A disease called okori, which is considered to be malaria, often appears in Japanese classical literature like Genji monogatari (The Tale of Genji) .
#ndldigital https://t.co/nFcH2TKrc1 https://t.co/4pGIQOhVM9
Do you know why dragonflies are frequently used as a motif to symbolize Japan?
#ndldigital https://t.co/tGOmzQJu38 https://t.co/5jE1ZHG3Qo
Some magazines have deteriorated and may be torn just by touching them. What are library staff doing to make them readable in a hundred years?
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Reporters, photographers, videographers, journalists. They also work hard in the Diet.
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This is a samurai in the end of the Heian period. What is he fighting off in this picture? The answer is here: #ndldigital
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Portions of the Man’yoshu had been translated into French, German, and English by the start of the Meiji era. Let's have a closer look at some of the earliest foreign works that make reference to the Man’yoshu.
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Discover publications deposited to the Home Ministry for censorship. You can see censors' handwritten notes on many of the inside covers.
#ndldigital https://t.co/qVSIyuaHLE https://t.co/XlIeld8ttg
https://t.co/p3owGKSlpA The color photographs and careful translations are so good.