@YM5E9FdHJbBIPkE @k2Bo5rRSaaJaDk5 @ikyurasu_kyuora 古代オホーツクと偶像を作らないアイヌでは文化が繋がらないことは知っていましたが、改めて確認できました。
it is quite likely that the people of the Okhotsk culture made little genetic contribution to the formation of physical characteristics of recent Ainu.
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Take a look at Hiroshige's beautifully illustrated scenes of Mt. Fuji from 36 perspectives!
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Maisao (Baisao) was a Buddhist monk and #Sencha master in the mid-Edo period, who is regarded as the founder of the Sencha #teaceremony. This book is a color-printed illustration of the Sencha utensils in his collection. #ndldigital https://t.co/0NxEdNjtuL https://t.co/ODcXNJ0ncH
Kawabiraki, a seasonal event of summer, was one of the most exciting event for people in the Edo period. Ryogoku kawabiraki was also famous for its beautiful fireworks, known as the Sumidagawa Fireworks today. #ndldigital
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This series of #nishikie depicts how people in the Edo period survived the heat of summer by using wisdom and wit. Here you can even see the prototype of a rotary fan. #ukiyoe #ndldigital https://t.co/SfauX3SUZ6 https://t.co/GggfUwnskb
Drawings of foreign #horses being imported to Nagasaki. The 8th Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune imported Western horses via Dutch ships several times. #ndldigital https://t.co/FPRvCdRwyf https://t.co/bAWPEwUpyR
In the Edo period, #JapaneseGardening evolved in a unique way. Check out these beautiful pictures. #ndldigital https://t.co/DonP5kBDai https://t.co/kfVtMN46o2
"Ainu Monogatari" by TAKEKUMA Tokusaburo (1896-1951), the first book on Ainu written by a native Ainu. John Batchelor, an Anglican missionary, wrote the preface. #Ainu https://t.co/yfKvjB7sD1 https://t.co/VZiKYwXFjX
Hinamatsuri (Doll's Day) was also celebrated inside Edo Castle in the Ooku (大奥).You can see women and girls excited in front of Hina dolls. They cannot stop getting excited. #ndldigital https://t.co/m3710zfdac https://t.co/glM98Jcl9W
One of the sugoroku boards inspired by JIPPENSHA Ikku’s Tokaidochu hizakurige. Each square depicts a specific scene of the novel so you can follow its plot. #ndldigital https://t.co/XmWY4J2cTD https://t.co/MTZSkJ5NVb
A picture of two girls enjoying a walk together on the way home. What kind of relationship do you think these two girls have?
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Would you like to try on Japanese medieval armor? This #sugoroku shows the rituals a samurai went through when putting on armor, going into battle, and celebrating a victory. #ndldigital
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Hikaru Genji is the main character of Genji monogatari, a full-length novel written by MURASAKI Shikibu in the early 11th century during the Heian period. He may be said to be the most famous fictional handsome man in Japan. #ndldigital
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