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I am honored to be able to serve as one of the jurors for the wonderful exhibition.
I am honored to be able to serve as one of the jurors for the wonderful exhibition.
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At this Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy workshop), held on November 12 & November 19 at Art Students League of Denver, we worked on different basic strokes, brush exercises, and completed the saying 一日三秋; ichi jitsu san shu (longing for my loved one impatiently, a single day apart seems like three seasons passing). You all worked very hard patiently and have done it so beautifully. Thank you very much for another lovely workshop.   One of the Okinawan songs we performed can be seen: Click Here!
東京でご縁があった今東薫さん、今東葉子さんとコラボさせていただきました。 "The opening reception on September 15 for "One Sheet" exhibition at Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities. The exhibition runs through November 13. I am with One Sheet-Music, and my husband Homare is with One Sheet-Paper. Prayers for all the affected by horrible fires 浄風 “shin puu“ Let the wind flow to purify and move us forward. 晦日に発生したコロラド原野火災の被害に遭われた方全員に祈りを。浄い風 が皆を前進させてくれますよう。Happy New Year 2022.  My father's book "Birth and Development of Database Services (in Japan)" was just published. Click the image for the details. 父の著書 「データベースサービス業の誕生と展開」が出版メディアパル社様より出版されました。おめでとう! 表紙イメージをクリックすると出版社ページに行きます。  Shodo Presentation at Nan Desu Kan in Denver on September 4, 2021. Very fun event to go!   Summer online Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) workshop was held with Art Students League of Denver on July 10 & 17. This time we practiced the saying『吾唯足知』(Ware Tada Taru o Shiru), which means “I have learned that I am content with what I am/have.” This saying can be found on the Tsukubai wash bowl at Ryōan-ji temple in Kyoto. As each character in this saying has 口 (mouth), the design of the wash bowl is sharing a square box in the center as 口 with the other parts. I truly appreciate this teaching opportunity with the wonderful people and school!
Japanese Calligraphy online workshop was held on February 6 & 13 with Art Students League of Denver. I thank for the joyful time with all the participants. In this workshop, we covered/practiced basic Kaisyo-square style calligraphy strokes, some variations, and kanji characters to make a saying to live better; 行雲流水 (Ko-Un Ryu Sui) - "(It'd be great if we) Live in a simple and flexible way to ourselves and others, letting obsessions go, like floating clouds and streaming water." 今回の書道ワークショップも楽しくできました。皆さん、ありがとう。  |
