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Goldfish and Japanese Culture
By MADARA, Shodo ( Traditional Japanese calligraphy ) Artist of KANJI TOKYO 1. Introduction Hello! I’m MADARA, a shodo artist from KANJI TOKYO.Today, I painted a picture of a goldfish. I used the picture to make a design for a new T-shir... -
A must for foreigners who love Japan! Japanese T-shirts with goldfish designs are being made!
Hello, I am Shodo artist MADARA. Today I painted with pigments for KANJI TOKYO's original 'Japanese T-shirts'. I am also a calligrapher, but I am basically a painter. I especially like watercolours and painting with pigments, and I paint... -
Deformed version of the Maneki-neko ( becoming cat ) , said to bring good luck.
Hello, I am MADARA, a shodo (traditional Japanese calligraphy) artist from KANJI TOKYO. Today, I drew a picture of a Maneki-neko. I want to share the story of the wonders of Maneki-neko that happened in my house.In Japan, Maneki-neko was... -
What is a Maneki-neko ( beckoning cat ) ? A Japanese symbol of good luck.
The Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) is a symbol of good luck and wealth in Japan. It is a famous good-luck charm that is believed to bring prosperity and happiness to businesses and homes. You can see Maneki-neko in many places, but not many...
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