wagagun３月30日15時40分、ステージ出演決定！ #juicejuice #段原瑠々 #カーボンリサイクル #元祖爆笑王 #元祖爆笑王 #イベント #satoyama (カーボンリサイクルファンド) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qI-iku3S5o #helloproject #ハロプロ #juicejuice #OCHANORMA
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Tobias PlieningerZiquejie rice terraces in Hunnan province (China) - a globally important agricultural heritage system, recognized by FAO. Forest-covered mountains provide the water for this centuries-old irrigation system based on natural gravity - Chinese version of Japan's #Satoyama landscapes.
atomickerTitle: Moon at Magome (1930)
Artist: Hasui Kawase
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/6032038/ #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #HasuiKawase #Aizurie #Spring #Satoyama #Moon #FullMoon #Magome #Gifu #Japan
The Moon - Japanology Plus mini | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
The waxing and waning moon. Throughout Japan's history, it has been loved, cherished and given many special names. Moon-viewing events are held across the country at the time of the beautiful harvest moon, which occurs during the eighth month of the traditional calendar. And the moon's gravitational pull has long been important in agriculture and fishing. We introduce Japan's aesthetic appreciation of the moon and look at some new technology being developed for use on the lunar surface itself.
Title: Mt Fuji from Susono (1952)
Artist: Ito Takahashi
https://www.japan-guide.com/ad/shizuoka-fuji/ #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #Spring #ItoTakahashi #Satoyama #MtFuji #MountFuji #Susono #Shizuoka #Japan
Title: Morning in Nishibira, Izu (1953)
Artist: Kawase Hasui
https://www.nippon.com/en/images/i00059/ #ShinHanga #Art #Showa #HasuiKawase #Spring #Satoyama #Izu #Japan
“Satoyama”: Living Together with Nature
Japan’s satoyama are rural spaces where nature and people have traditionally coexisted through sustainable management of rice fields, ponds, mountains, woods, and meadows. Nature photographer Nagahata Yoshiyuki, who has spent 30 years observing and recording their ecosystems, introduces the satoyama and their vital environmental role.
The Japan TimesIn Japan, a century-long project is underway to monitor fragile ecosystems and track wildlife. What has it uncovered so far? Alarming declines that could shape the future of conservation efforts. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/environment/2024/11/02/wildlife/japan-ecosystem-biodiversity-loss/ #environment #wildlife #environment #climatechange #forests #mountains #coral #saitamaprefecture #satoyama
Title: Morning Ray at Ohara (1993)
Artist: Masao Ido
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20230518-the-masters-of-a-5000-year-old-craft #ShinHanga #SosakuHanga #Art #MasaoIdo #Heisei #Spring #Satoyama #Japan
Title: Village in Spring (c.1990s)
Artist: Kawashima Tatsuo
https://japantoday.com/category/features/food/nanohana-the-healthy-promise-of-spring #SosakuHanga #KawashimaTatsuo #Art #Spring #Heisei #Satoyama #Nanohana #Japan
Nanohana: The healthy promise of spring
Nanohana (なのはな、菜の花) is a healthy Japanese vegetable perhaps more correctly known as nabana (なばな、菜花), or rapeseed. It is warmly welcomed in late winter as a harbinger of spring. You can find nanohana in the supermarket from December through March, wrapped in small bunches. The name literally means “the flowers of…
Title: Morning in Nishibira, Izu (1953)
Artist: Hasui Kawase
https://www.explore-izu.com/things-to-do-and-see/blossoms/ #ShinHanga #HasuiKawase #Art #Showa #Spring #CherryBlossoms #Sakura #Satoyama #Izu #Japan
Title: Rice Field in Suizu (1951)
Artist: Toshi Yoshida
https://www.jrpass.com/blog/guide-to-satoyama-japanese-life-in-the-countryside #ShinHanga #ToshiYoshida #Art #Showa #Spring #Satoyama #Japan
