#EDO

[beifongkendo]

Snow on Sumida river, by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1934)

[tanuki-kimono]

Cute historical look drawn by Nadeshico Rin, showing a yound lady nestled in a type of coat called shirushibanten (a livery coat​ then worn by craftsmen or merchant clerks).

This is the Edo era takes on "borrowed boyfriend sweater fashion" ;)

Then, haori and other type of coats were menswear only. Women slowy borrowed those more and more overtime until haori entered womenswear.

[inefekt69]

Sannenzaka - Kyoto, Japan

[chaoticpersontale]

Blue eye samurai

[formulapookie]

THIS IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE CAUSE. THIS IS BECOMING SOMETHING LIKE TWILIGHT WITH BEZ AS BELLA AND THE OTHER TWO AS JACOB AND EDWARD

CHOOSE WISELY

[reynkiart]

A nature study turned into Blue Eye Samurai fan art...

[jadeseadragon]

Harmonia Rosales @honeiee

"A small portion of a larger painting. This is Olokun, the god of the primordial waters. Angered that Obatala created the lands without her consent, Olokun sought to reclaim her dominion with a great flood. To stop the floods Obatala chains her to the bottom of the ocean…this is the very moment before she is imprisoned within her own kingdom. She stands as a symbol of the chaos that bubbles beneath our calm surface, a profound reminder of the lesser-known parts of ourselves we often retreat from."

[fernando-jpg]

fernando being a menace to edo and luis

[courtingwonder]

Kuniyoshi Utagawa - The Sailor Tokuso And The Sea Monster (1845)

[kuruvn]

Some Hakuouki stuff <3 Hakuouki is love <3

(*incl. official arts, stuff from fandiscs or any hakuouki vn; toshi however is practically the love of my life, but I do simp some others there too)

[noticiasarquelogicasjaponesas]

Sean bienvenidos, japonistasarqueológicos a un nuevo especial, en esta ocasión vengo a celebrar que ya somos 2726 seguidores mil gracias por el apoyo que le dais a este proyecto que empezó en diciembre de 2021 y para esta ocasión os voy a traer una publicación de historia del arte japonés, ya que me lo habéis pedido. Además, es el arte que más me gusta, ya el del resto del mediterráneo, no me gusta para nada en absoluto dicho esto comencemos. - La pintura que podéis apreciar data del siglo XIX fue realizada en papel de hierva, el autor se llama Hiroshige Utagawa, pero su nombre real fue Tokutaro, estudio el arte occidental y fue uno de los personajes más destacados en lo que respecta al arte del paisaje. ¿Conocían a este artista? ¿Os gustaría que hablara de él? Dejármelo en los comentarios. - Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones de arqueología e historia japonesa. - 考古学ジャポニストの皆さん、ようこそ、新しいスペシャルへ。今回は、私たちのフォロワーがすでに 2726 人に達したことを祝うために来ました。2021 年 12 月に始まったこのプロジェクトへのサポートに感謝します。この機会に、日本美術史の出版をお願いしたので。 さらに、それは私が最も好きな芸術であり、地中海の残りの部分ではまったく好きではありません. そうは言っても、始めましょう. - ご覧になれる絵は19世紀にさかのぼる草紙に描かれたもので、作者は広重さんです。 歌川は本名を徳太郎といい、洋画を学び、山水画の第一人者でした。 このアーティストを知っていましたか？ 彼について話してくれませんか？ コメントで私に任せてください。 - 考古学と日本史の今後の出版物でお会いしましょう。 - Welcome, archeological japonists to a new special, this time I come to celebrate that we are already 2726 followers, thank you very much for the support you give to this project that began in December 2021 and for this occasion I am going to bring you a publication of the history of the Japanese art, since you have asked me. In addition, it is the art that I like the most, and that of the rest of the Mediterranean, I do not like it at all. Having said that, let's begin. - The painting that you can see dates back to the 19th century and was made on grass paper. The author's name is Hiroshige. Utagawa, but his real name was Tokutaro, he studied western art and was one of the most prominent people when it comes to landscape art. Did you know this artist? Would you like me to talk about him? Leave it to me in the comments. - I hope you liked it and see you in future publications of archeology and Japanese history.

[beifongkendo]

Autumn moon at Atago, by Hidemaru (ca. 1800)

[divinebeautyrevealed2]

[koikishu]

Source: http://nihongami.blogspot.com/2020/12/katahazusi_31.html

Japanese Hairstyles: Historical Overview Part 02: Women’s Hairstyles of the Edo Period, Part 02

Hairstyle Name: Katahazushi (片外し) lit. “Fallen Leaf”

    This hairstyle is a type of kougai-mage and often features a shiitake (or mushroom) shaped tabo. To create this hairstyle, the hair on the lower back of the head is fixed into the form a disk using “bintsuke abura” wax. The remaining hair is combed into a loop. During the second half of the Edo period, this hairstyle was commonly worn by the subservient ladies serving in the households of high-ranking samurai. It was also the definitive hairstyle of a class of women in the Ooku known as O-Churo.

[princesscatherinemiddleton]

The Royal Fandom Autumn 2024 Photo Challenge!

Day Twenty Seven: Favourite photo(s) of royal PDA

[formulapookie]

@giuventus io ti odio dal profondo del cuore tu lo sai vero?

no perché CHE CAZZO LA STO SCRIVENDO DAVVERO

😭

(il titolo ormai è stato consacrato)