#Japanese mountains

[dochuff]

Intermission: Descending 女峰山 (Mt. Nyoho)

Nikko, Japan. One cold rainy day, circa March 2010

[calmingram]

Lights of Hope 🌌

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[nippon-com]

Mountains in Hokkaidō. Photos by Mizukoshi Takeshi.

[pankoro]

[lobakartdesign]

(via Impression métallique « Paysage majestueux du mont Fuji » par lobak)

[ed13d1]

come close

Michael Kenna • Kussharo Lake Tree, Study 2, 2005

[classic-asian-art]

Bear In Snow, 1940 (colour woodblock print) by Takeuchi Seiho

[helenstudies]

It's funny learning both japanese and chinese because in chinese when chinese learners complain about difficult words they are those that have simple strokes, about 3 or less pinyin pronunciations but have 58 different meanings and need specific usages where as in japanese, the difficult kanjis have 40 strokes like they've clawed all the way to earth from hell and have 80 different pronunciation but the meaning is pretty much the same across the words. So when I see chinese learners complain about a difficult word it's "guys, I think we should've left this word to die in classical chinese" but when japanese learners complain about a difficult word my response is either "that's just 8 radicals on top of each other. that's not hard" or "who angered a kami of kunyomi dominion, my god."

[m1nsur0]

First Winter Known, First Snowball Thrown

[dochuff]

Intermission in the Mountains:

Morning view from Utsukushigahara in the Japanese Alps. 2007.

[calmingram]

Alpine Grace 🦋

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[aimeekb]

Japanese Gardens, Portland, OR

[pankoro]

[thunderstruck9]

Christian Hidaka (Japanese/British, 1977), Blue Mountain Study I, 2023. Oil tempera on linen, 48.5 x 32.5 cm.

[arc-hus]

Next Generation House, Kumamura, Japan - Sou Fujimoto

[innko]

karin hosono