CraftJapanese Lacquerware: The Craft of Urushi, and How It Gave English the Word “Japan”
2026.08.25
urushiware
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- KOTO is a journal exploring the depths
of Japan's traditional culture.
The stories of techniques passed down by craftsmen,
the culture that still lives today,
and an aesthetic sensibility that endures across the ages —
Japan, from every angle.
- Notices
English
( KEYWORDS )
( TAG )
- #academic year
- #animation
- #aritayaki
- #autumn
- #bag
- #bamboo
- #bathtime
- #Buddhism
- #bushido
- #busho
- #Chadō
- #cherry blossom
- #children
- #communication
- #consideration
- #craftmanship
- #culture
- #Damon Slayer
- #deer
- #EasternJapan
- #Edo-Shigusa
- #education
- #essay
- #fabric
- #fairytale
- #feature
- #flower
- #food
- #Four-character idiom
- #furin
- #greeting
- #Hagakure
- #handsameboy
- #healing
- #history
- #Hollywood
- #imperial palace
- #incense
- #Japanese
- #Japanese candle
- #Japanese sake
- #japaneseculture
- #japanning
- #Japonisme
- #Juuni-Hitoe
- #kimono
- #kiriko
- #kumiko
- #Kyo-kotoba
- #kyoto
- #lacquer
- #landscape
- #life
- #luner calender
- #manner
- #meal
- #meditation
- #moon
- #moral
- #movie
- #mythology
- #Nara
- #naturalmonument
- #nature
- #new term
- #novel
- #Ohanami
- #onomatopoeia
- #orimono
- #plum blossom
- #rainy season
- #rice
- #rice crop
- #Sacred treasure
- #sado
- #samurai
- #school
- #season
- #seasonal event
- #seasonal word
- #sengoku
- #sento
- #shinji
- #Shinto
- #shintoritual
- #shogun
- #shrine
- #spring
- #staple food
- #sushi
- #sword
- #tanabata
- #tea
- #temples
- #temples and shrines
- #the Imperial Family
- #todo
- #Tokyo
- #traditional
- #traditional color
- #treasure
- #trivia
- #Tsuyu
- #ukiyoe
- #urushiware
- #vessel
- #wagashi
- #washi
- #water
- #weather
- #WesternJapan
- #windchimes
- #word
- #words
- #Year-end
- #yukata
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