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"If clothes make the person, dishes make the food."
Rosanjin went on to explain, "Appropriate care must go into their selection, not only in terms of quality, but also to see that the size, depth, color and other aspects of the dishes harmonize. Some people argue that as long as the food itself is palatable the container doesn't matter, but this is an ignorant line of thinking, like saying the sole function of clothing is to protect the wearer from heat and cold."
This visionary was the legendary Renaissance man Kitaoji Rosanjin
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「いろは屏風」(六曲一双)
北大路魯山人
Rosanjin Kitaoji
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Rosanjin Dish, roughly square, Red Shino type stoneware
design carved through iron slip to reveal body; Shino type glaze applied); made by Kitaoji Rosanjin (1883-1959), Japan (Kita Kamakura), about 1955; Japan, modern crafts, studio, ceramics
Victoria & Albert museum
(Source: framemark.vam.ac.uk)
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There is a popular soba noodle restaurant named Arashiyama Yoshimura near the Togetsu Bridge in Arashiyama, Kyoto. The restaurant itself does not have a long history, having been established in January 2002, but it is located in a place where many literary figures such as Kitaoji Rosanjin and Yokoyama Taikan gathered and played, and where Kawamura Manshu, a Japanese-style painter of the Meiji era, had his home.
I thought it would be nice to sip buckwheat noodles at such a restaurant, pretending to be a cultured person…so I headed to the restaurant on a weekday, aiming for the opening time. Unfortunately, it was raining on that day, but the crowd was still huge…
Continue reading... >> Arashiyama Yoshimura
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i went back to check my boxes of old drawings, even scanned a few that i'll share later, but rn i just came across an old folder (the thing itself is falling apart) with all of my original vtm character sheets and related drawings lmao!!!!!
there's empty sheets, character ideas, more drawings of honzo, sally and elvis as kids, more of sally and elvis together (didn't mention elvis earlier cause he wasnt relevant but he and sally had a thing), several pages documenting sally's backstory and how it ties in with honzo's, and of course, my original character sheet for sally!!!
there's also a double copy full of a prophecy our dm at the time wrote for our game that i had to write down, really cool
a glimpse of my other vtm characters from when i was 15 - cocktail sullivan, a ravnos who i had dubbed "the master of disguise" and who has a tattoo thats exactly the same as mégane from the thieves cause it seems i only have 1 tattoo idea ever. there's also a few pages of quick comics i drew of events from the games she was in - jérémiah novembre, a malkavian that i stacked so much handicaps against and dont remember ever playing but it seemed i did since he acquired an artefact
and on the list of character concepts i wrote down and definitely never played: - helena rosanjin, a ventrue who owned a bar bc i was very original with a ventrue, altho there are some floorplans of what i thought the bar could look like - robin jacob, a skateboarding lasombra who was sired as a kid and i have a whole list of like, kids that were part of his gang across several decades?? - rafaël passilina, a blind toreador who can sense auras and is absolutely a self-insert considering how he's dressed super fancy like how i used to draw myself lmao - an unnamed nosferatu who wears a mask who seems to be some tortured angtsy edgelord, unsurprisingly
and my most cringe inducing creation: a kuroda vampire clan with cat based powers
and even with that i didnt get any actual info on honzo's grandpa and what the fuck were my original plans about the kuroda family
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Photograph by Isamu Noguchi (top) of his friend and mentor Kitaoji Rosanjin, May 1963 and; (bottom) the master at work, 1952.
The Noguchi Museum Archive
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Japanese artist, Fusajiro Kitaoji, known as Rosanjin (1883-1959).
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Paravento “Iroha” di Rosanjin Kitaooji. • “Iroha” folding screen by Rosanjin Kitaooji. • 北大路魯山人作「いろは屏風」。 ••• #giappone #okayama #korakuen #rosanjin #rosanjinkitaoji #kitaojirosanjin #iroha #paravento #oro #calligrafia #calligrafiagiapponese #japan #foldingscreen #gold #calligraphy #japanesecalligraphy #日本 #岡山 #後楽園 #魯山人 #北大路魯山人 #いろは #屏風 #金 #墨 #縁起がいい #書道 #cerchio #circle #円 (岡山県立博物館) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6w-RkHlLO9/?igshid=1b56a0159ijld
#giappone#okayama#korakuen#rosanjin#rosanjinkitaoji#kitaojirosanjin#iroha#paravento#oro#calligrafia#calligrafiagiapponese#japan#foldingscreen#gold#calligraphy#japanesecalligraphy#日本#岡山#後楽園#魯山人#北大路魯山人#いろは#屏風#金#墨#縁起がいい#書道#cerchio#circle#円
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Today's Haiku with picture99
Tanishi Crawling If you eat this people say it tastes good
田螺(タニシ)這う
これでも食べて
美味らしい
Tanishi is a freshwater snail. It is said that it is delicious if it is boiled well, but Rosanjin Kitaoji, a famous gourmet, liked to eat it rare because it was delicious, and it is said that he died of liver distoma.
(2022.08.23)
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お初釜の打合せに赤坂へ。本物にこだわり続けるプロフェッショナルな方々とのコラボレーションは本当にワクワクします。同時に自分はちゃんと真っ直ぐ道を志しているか、伝統のバトンを受継ぐ覚悟を再確認。魯山人の愛した料理番、懐石辻留で新しい年を最高のかたちで迎える準備が始まります。#赤坂 #料亭 #懐石辻留 #魯山人の愛した日本料理 #tsujitome #rosanjin #kaiseki #japaneseteaceremony #tranquilitea
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KITAOJI ROSANJIN
square dish
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US Beef Yakiniku #rosanjin #unliyakiniku #unlinigirisushi #unliramen #unkisushirolls #unlitempura #unliicecream #foodtrip #foodie #japanese
#foodtrip#unliyakiniku#rosanjin#japanese#unlitempura#unkisushirolls#foodie#unliicecream#unlinigirisushi#unliramen
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うま過ぎる味
ちょっと矛盾するようだが、味については「うま過ぎる味」を排除した。素材の持ち味は別として、うま過ぎる味は次に出てくる料理の邪魔になるし、飽きが来るからである。
「魯山人の食卓」 北大路魯山人
解説/料理も芸術である 平野雅章
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Side Dish, Kaiseki Tea-Ceremony Meal, 1 from Set of 5, Kitaoji Rosanjin, 20th century, Brooklyn Museum: Asian Art
Size: 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (8.3 x 8.3 cm) Medium: Nezumi (gray shino) ware
https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/114722
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(Iga plate, one of a pair), Kitaōji Rosanjin, 20th century, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art
roughly square slab with slightly round, irregular edges and squared-off corners; corners slightly lifted; five shallow ribs; green glaze, thickly pooled near center Size: 1 1/4 x 8 x 7 1/2 in. (3.18 x 20.32 x 19.05 cm) Medium: Glazed stoneware
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/104651/
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