Su Beifong Gallery

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beifongkendo: Rooms with a view.
beifongkendo: Gateway to the Haruna shrine in Takasaki, built in the year 586.
beifongkendo: Shishi-odoshi fountain, a zen garden essential.
beifongkendo: Torii and greenery, at Kumanoza shrine in Kumamoto.
beifongkendo:Snow at Ginkakuji temple, by Asano Takeji (ca. 1930).
beifongkendo:絆 Kizuna, bond, being connected. Shodo and sumi-e art by Mitsuru Nagata.
beifongkendo:Shinjuku at night, by Toshi Yoshida (1938).
beifongkendo: Calligraphy of 翔 (“shou”), to soar.
beifongkendo:Snow at Ukimido, Katada, by Tsuchiya Koitsu (ca. 1930).
beifongkendo:Egret in a storm, woodblock print by Ohara Koson, ca.1900-1910.
beifongkendo:Domesticity & the Bebop crew.
beifongkendo:Kintsukuroi, ‘to repair with gold’ (the principle that something can become more beauti
beifongkendo:Spring rain at the Arakawa River, by Kawase Hasui (1932).
beifongkendo:16th century calligraphy of a poem by Kiyohara no Fukayabu (9th century, Heian period):
beifongkendo: Carp jumping beneath the wisteria, woodblock print by Toyohara Chikanobu, 1896.
beifongkendo: Background art by Kazuo Oga for ‘Only Yesterday’ (directed by Isao Takahat
beifongkendo: Rare Tokugawa-period gold leaf screens, ca. 1650 (Minneapolis Institute of Art).
beifongkendo:七転八起, ‘fall down seven times, get up eight times’ (Japanese proverb).
beifongkendo:Dancing animals/spirits in kimono (part of yokai print series) by Kawanabe Kyosai, ca.
beifongkendo: Mushishi greens.
beifongkendo:而今 jikon, living in the now (a Zen saying).
beifongkendo:Meigetsu-in, a Rinzai school Zen temple in Kanagawa prefecture.
beifongkendo:Background art by Kazuo Oga for ‘Only Yesterday’ (directed by Isao Takahata
beifongkendo:Kuniyoshi’s ukiyo-e cats (ca. 1840).
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