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The Book Of Tea [Japanese-English Translation] (Japanese Translation)

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A bilingual Japanese-English translation of Tenshin Okakura's The Book of Tea. Born in Yokohama at the end of the Edo period, Tenshin Okakura (real name: Kakuzo Okakura) was introduced to English from an early age by his father, a trader, and grew up as a cosmopolitan person. Tenshin, who studied under Fenollosa at Tokyo Kaisei School (later the University of Tokyo) and accompanied him on antiquities surveys across Japan as an assistant and interpreter, focused his efforts on preserving Buddhist art, which was in decline in the aftermath of civilization and enlightenment. Tenshin, who founded the Tokyo School of Fine Arts (currently Tokyo University of the Arts) and the Japan Art Institute, and became a central figure in the New Japan Art Movement, published this book 100 years ago while speaking fluent English. This book, which explained in detail the nature of the tea ceremony with even humor and explained the aesthetic sense of Japan and the East to Western Europe, was considered an important clue for Western intellectuals at the time to understand the values ??of the East and Japan, along with "Bushido,'' which was published earlier. First published in New York in 1906. "The Book of Tea'' is a thin book, like the transparent wings of an insect, but once those wings tremble, the essence of the Japanese spirit resonates far and wide. - From the preface ?gSounds of the Art of Life?h (Mr. Seigo Matsuoka)

Tenshin Okakura (author), Seigo Matsuoka (other)

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[About the bilingual Nippon Sosho]

?gBring Japan further to the world! ?h
This series is perfect for those who want to be able to explain Japan in English, and those who want to correctly answer questions from foreigners. The pages are bilingual with Japanese and English arranged on the left and right, so you can read through them without stress.
About the author
Okakura Tenshin (1862-1913)
An art critic and thinker of the Meiji period. Real name: Kakuzo. While studying at the University of Tokyo, he met American teacher Ernest Ferronosa and became interested in Japanese art. After graduating, he joined the Ministry of Education and was in charge of art administration. In 1887, he established Tokyo School of Fine Arts, the predecessor of Tokyo University of the Arts. He later became the principal. Afterwards, he established the Japan Art Institute. While working to preserve Japanese art, he also spread the wonders of Oriental culture to the world through English texts such as "The Book of Tea'' (1906) and "Oriental Thought'' (1903).

Publisher: IBC Publishing (2008/4/2)
Release date: 2008/4/2
Language: Japanese
Paperback: 180 pages
ISBN-10: 4896846850
ISBN-13: 978-4896846850
Dimensions: 2.8 x 13.3 x 18.8cm

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