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mia-japanese-korean:Takasegawa-Summer, Clifton Karhu, 1990, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese a

peashooter85:The Japanese Mediterranean Fleet of World War I,While Britain was able to maintain nava

xixxxxxi:Hashiguchi Goyo, Kamisuki (Combing the hair), 1920, Woodblock print, Walters Art Museum

miwakunochibusa:# 4 画像 水谷桃 Gallery # 8 @ 美少女無料画像の天国 Japanese Beauties

miwakunochibusa:# 8 画像 麻美ゆま Gallery # 15 @ 美少女無料画像の天国 Japanese Beauties

The most celebrated Japanese filmmaker of all time, Akira Kurosawa produced a staggering body of wor

Impressions of Shibuya

blamblamfever:支配者の黄昏

The Scotsman who founded modern Japan,Today Japan boasts one of the largest modern economies in the

“I don’t know if this is love or not, be we have to keep moving forward… Because we can’t go

retrogamingblog2:Nintendo Characters in Traditional Japanese Art Style by Ukiyo-e Heroes

Teemu Järvinen aka Teemus Photo (Finnish, b. Finland, based Singapore) - Yokohama Chinatown, Yokoham

dregsbrekker:hynpos myth creation event, day 11: favorite japanese deityamaterasu: she is seen as th

Kinsei Hatakeyama aka Hatakeyama Kinsei aka 畠山錦成 (Japanese, 1897-1995, b. Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Pr

peashooter85:Japanese wakizashi with carved ivory furnishings, late 19th century.from Czerny’s Inter

Autumn Landscape with Deer Japanese, late 19th century Mori Kansai 

Ainu people (click to enlarge)1. Ainu men, Japan by Felice Beato, 1860-70 (click to enlarge)2. Ainu

Yuunasara aka Sarayuna (Japanese, Japan) - 名もなき池 (Nameless Pond) aka Monet’s Pond located in Itadori

Ornate Japanese matchlock musket with owl in tree motif, 18th century.

weeaboo-chan:tokyo-fashion:Joseph on the street in Harajuku wearing a Japanese steampunk look includ

ca-tsuka:Famous japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints animated by Segawa 77

Takato Yamamoto aka 高遠山本 aka 山本タカト aka Yamamoto Takato (Japanese, b. 1960, Akita Prefecture, Japan)

Kitagawa Utamaro and The Red lantern Shop, Kyoto, Woodblock printing technique From Process of Print

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