Kyoto Craftsmanship: Platinum-coated Kyoto Ceramics
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This Kyoto family works together to create truly remarkable Kyoto ceramics with a unique and modern twist. One side is hand-painted with traditional blue and white sansui artwork while the other side is coated in liquid platinum to create a breathtaking contrast.
Kyoto | Local Transportation Guide – New 2019 (TRAVEL GUIDE) | Episode# 12
Kyoto local Transportation guide covering JR trains, Kyoto Subways and Buses in Kyoto for new visitors to Kyoto Japan.
Topics covered in detail in this Kyoto Local Transportation Guide are below:
1). Information on Kyoto Station (JR Kyoto Station) as main hub for public transportation in Kyoto,
2). Information on JR lines through Kyoto Station – JR Nara and JR Sugano – serving Kyoto and its Suburbs,
3). Information on Kyoto Subway lines – Tozai Subway line and Karasuma Subway Line – 2 Subway line serving Kyoto City,
4). Information on Kyoto Attractions reachable by either JR lines or Kyoto Subway trains,
5). Information on Kyoto Green City bus (aka Kyoto City Bus), Kyoto Bus, JR Bus and Raku bus for new visitors to Kyoto,
3). Important Kyoto bus numbers to reach Kyoto attractions from Kyoto Station, and
4). Travel tips & other useful information for riding Kyoto public transportation in Kyoto, Japan .
Brief transcript below:
In this Kyoto local Transportation travel guide, we will share you about the public transportation available in Kyoto and tips about which train or subway lines and bus routes will be most useful for new visitors to Kyoto.
In Kyoto local public transportation is available in the form of JR Trains, Kyoto subways, private company train lines, buses, and taxis.
The major transportation hub in Kyoto is Kyoto station. All JR trains, 1 subway line, and major bus routes connect at Kyoto Station.
There are 2 major JR Lines for Kyoto area connecting Kyoto station to the major suburbs of Kyoto - the NR Nara and JR Sagano.
The JR Nara Line travels south to:
- Tofukuji Station, near Tofukuji Buddhist temple,
- Inari Station, across the street from the major attraction Fushimi Inari taisha, and
- Uji Station, near many World Heritage temples and famous matcha or (green tea) house.
The Sagano Line also know as the JR San’in Main line makes stops near popular tourist attractions stop at
- Nijo Station near Nijo castle,
- Or Em machi Station and take a bus transfer from there to Kinka ku-ji, the Golden Pavillion, and
- Saga-Arashiyama Station, near Arashiyama bamboo grove, the Sagano Scenic Railway station, and Tenryuji temple.
The Kyoto subway system operates two lines:
- Karasuma Line which runs north to south, and
- Tozai Line which runs east to west and stops at Kyoto station
you can purchase ticket at the ticket vending machines using cash or credit card.
These Subway train lines are good lines to use within the Kyoto city center.
You can transfer between these Subway lines at the Karasuma Oike Station.
The Kyoto subway trains are not covered under your JR Pass as these are not JR trains.
Kyoto is also has several private railway lines that are not JR lines, including the Keifuku, Kintetsu, and Eizan Lines.
Kyoto has an extensive bus routes which operate daily from 6 AM to 10:30 PM.
payment on these city buses is made upon entering in cash, IC card or a City Bus All-Day Pass. There are change machines near the driver.
The 2 main companies for city buses are Kyoto City Bus which covers the central Kyoto city area and Kyoto Bus for the surrounding areas of the city.
There are also JR buses available in Kyoto.
A convenient bus option for tourist are Raku buses.
These tourist buses have various routes between Kyoto’s attractions within the city and Kyoto station.
Raku Bus 100 leaves Kyoto Station every 10 minutes between 7:40AM and 5PM, stopping at National Museum & Sanjusangendo Temple, Kiyomizudera Temple, Gion, Heian-jingu Shrine and Ginkakuji Temple.
Raku Bus 101 leaves Kyoto Station every 15 minutes between 8:00 and 16.30, stopping at Kyoto Station, Nijo-jo Castle, Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Kinkakuji Temple, Daitokuji Temple and the Kitaoji Bus Terminal.
Raku Bus 102 leaves the Ginkakuji-michi bus stop every 30 minutes between 8:04 and 16:34, stopping at Ginkakuji Temple, Kyoto Imperial Palace, Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Kinkakuji Temple, Daitokuji Temple, Kitaoji Bus Terminal.
However you get around Kyoto, you are bound to enjoy Kyoto!
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Kyoto Museum Installation art
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三輪壽雪 鬼萩 2006年 A Living National Treasure Miwa Onihagi 2006 [Hagi Ware beauty
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A Living National Treasure Miwa Onihagi 2006 [Hagi Ware beauty human national treasure Yamaguchi Prefecture Tatsuhagi Museum of Art, Urakami Memorial / Asahi Shimbun
Miwa Kyusetsu XI (1910-2012)
Born the third son of the Miwa kiln's ninth generation Kyusetsu (Setsudo) of Hagi ware tradition, Miwa Kyusetsu studied under his father and older brother (the 10th generation Kyusetsu: Kyuwa) after graduating middle school, and also studied under Kawakita Handeishi.
After a long period of training, he took on the pottery artist name Kyu and displayed his work in 1955. He was chosen for a prize for the first time in the Fourth Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition in 1957, and he continued to be chosen for prizes from that point onward. In 1960, he was nominated for member of the Japan Kogei Association.
In 1967, following the voluntary retirement of his older brother, the 10th generation Kyusetsu, he succeeded the name as the 11th generation Miwa Kyusetsu. After that, he received the Medal with Purple Ribbon in 1976 and the Fourth Class Order of the Sacred Treasure in 1982. He was acknowledged as a Yamaguchi Prefectural Preserver of Intangible Cultural Property in 1972 and a Nationally Designated Preserver of Important Intangible Cultural Property in 1983, both for his techniques in Hagi ware.
He skilfully inherited the traditional korai pottery art and the Kyusetsu White glaze style created by his older brother. Furthermore, he developed an openhearted, daring way of making pottery called Onihagi, which he himself invented during his long period of training, clearly expressing his individuality as the 11th generation Miwa Kyusetsu. He gave his name to Ryusaku and retired, making his pottery artist name Jusetsu and continuing to vigorously make pottery.
He passed away due to old age on December 11th.
ONI (鬼)
Legendary creatures of Japanese folklore, the Oni are gigantic demons similar to orcs, with claws and horns that grow from their heads, and embody the forces of nature. In folk tales they are often described as wicked and destructive creatures. It is said that originally they were benevolent creatures capable of keeping away evil spirits, then, especially in popular tales, they began to be identified as monsters with destructive power, guardians of the underworld and bearers of natural calamities. It has been hypothesized that the Oni are nothing more than a transfiguration of the Emishi and the Ainu, ancient peoples who lived in some regions of Japan and who opposed the domination of the Japanese emperors during the late Nara and early Heian periods and were then exterminated.
Spirit of Hagi Ware ＃５＃６＃７
Hagi Yaki was created at the end of the 16th century as a gift for the Emperor of Japan . It is one of the most traditional Japanese Crafts . Hagi Pottery is one of the big of three of earthenware products produced in Japan . The other two are Raku Yaki and Karatsu Yaki. They are all utilized in traditional tea ceremonies . In recent years , the process of Hagi Yaki has take on new meaning for some potters who strive to meld tradition and modern art . Hagi Potters deem to share with the world the balance between the physical and spiritual art that is “Hagi Yaki Do” . These classical practioners of Japanese pottery are enthusiastically seeking to pique intrest in their art form .
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Traveling through JAPAN ???????? 日本
Travel vlog 4 months in 4 minutes in Japan.
Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Mt Fuji, Nara, Himeji, Kobe, Universal Studio, Awaji Island, Hyogo, Yokohama
Travel guide:
Places to see:
Tokyo - Tokyo Sky Tree, Shinjuku, Senso-ji, Meiji-jingū, Hara-juku, Imperial Palace, Roppongi, Edo Castle, National Museum of Tokyo, Zōjō-ji
Osaka - Umeda Sky Building, Tsutenkaku Mishiran Tower, Cruise at Dotonbori, The National Museum of Osaka, Osaka Castle, Universal Studio, The Prefecture Building, Hep Five, Osaka Aquarium, Namba Parks, Shin-Sekai
Kyoto - Fushimi-Inari Taisha Shrine Tori Gates, Kyoto Imperial Palace, Kyoto Tower, Kakusasonso Hashimoto Kansetsu Garden & Museum, Kifune Shrine, Pontocho, Gion, Nishiki Market, Yasaka Shrine, Raku Museum
Kobe - Herb Garden, Suma Aquapark, Nankin-machi, Kobe Port Tower, Harborland, Kitano Ijinkangai, Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Bando Science Museum, Rokko Garden Terrace, Kobe Motomachi, Arima Hot Spring
Himeji - Himeji Castle
Nara - Botanical Garden
Places to eat: 551 Horai nikuman, Tokyo Sushis: Robata Kaba, Pronto Cafe, Mister Donuts, Nishimura Cafe, Shabusen Tokyo, Houtou Fudou, Ikkanrou Nikkuman, Baskin Robbins, Eggs'n Things, Butter Pancakes, Gram Pancakes, Saita Saita Fruit Cafe, Ebisu
Places to stay: Tokyo ANA Hotel, Grand Front Osaka Tower C Intercontinental Hotel, Mt. Fuji Hostel Michael's, InterContinental The Strings Tokyo, Yokohama Grand Intercontinental Hotel
4 Japanese Traditional Pottery
We have recorded the Katakuti in this video .
Takatoriyaki is a typical pottery of Japan .
With a history of 400 years , was characterized by the Oribe preference , it is powerful and dynamic work .
Tea sets of bowls and Hanaire and tableware have been made .
Glazing Tea Bowls with Nani Champy Schott
See the whole process of glazing, firing and discussing the results in a workshop with Nani Champy Schott.
See her work on the internet:
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Horse hair fuming at issh 2008
Swanica Ligtenberg's workshop coordinated and supported by Steve Tootell February 2008 in Japan
Seigagama, Matsumoto Yoichi, a Japanese potter. English sub
Seigagama Matsumoto Yoichi (Japanese potter)
38.5min./2018
Pottery: Matsumoto Yoichi
Director: Sasaki Yusuke
Producer, Interviewer: Ishitani Koji
Translation: Kaneko Chie
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Spirit of Hagi Ware ＃３＃４
Hagi Yaki was created at the end of the 16th century as a gift for the Emperor of Japan . It is one of the most traditional Japanese Crafts . Hagi Pottery is one of the big of three of earthenware products produced in Japan . The other two are Raku Yaki and Karatsu Yaki. They are all utilized in traditional tea ceremonies . In recent years , the process of Hagi Yaki has take on new meaning for some potters who strive to meld tradition and modern art . Hagi Potters deem to share with the world the balance between the physical and spiritual art that is “Hagi Yaki Do” . These classical practioners of Japanese pottery are enthusiastically seeking to pique intrest in their art form .
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Mashiko, Japan-1
Our visit to Mashiko, Japan. Famous for it's pottery.
SAGAWA ART MUSEUM
Location: Moriyama, Shiga Perfecture. 〒524-0102 滋賀県守山市 水保町北川２８９１
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Contemporary Japanese Ceramics from the Collection of Gordon Brodfuehrer
Nature, Tradition and Innovation
Contemporary Japanese Ceramics from the Collection of Gordon Brodfuehrer
This exhibition explores the evolution of contemporary Japanese ceramics through the work of many artists and a variety of forms, from tea bowls and noodle cups to stunning vases and robust platters. Strong and sculptural, these ceramic pieces also reveal an earthy beauty through abstract forms, soft colors and pools of glaze. These organic objects come from kilns throughout the regions of Japan, and their clear connection to nature will be enhanced with large scale photographs of Japanese landscapes and natural elements.
On view Jun 2, 2012 - Jan 13, 2013 at the Mingei International Museum
Video Produced by Balboa Park Online Collaborative
2011.11.09_5 Aratori Silent Street The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto
Aratori (Akira Toshimori) plays while moving in street but in silence, using wireless headphones, with which audience can listen if they want to. It's Movile Silent Street Music, without Nuisance, at in front of Farina, The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto, Okazaki Kyoto.
アラトーリ（歳森 彰）（としもり あきら）はワイヤレスヘッドホンを利用して、モバイル無音ストリートを演奏します。オーディエンスはききたければワイヤレスヘ ッドホンできけます。それは「ご迷惑かけないモバイル無音ストリート」。京都岡崎のカフェ・ファリーナ、京都国立近代美術館前で。
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sagawa art museum.
asgawa art museum in shiga.
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