Summer greetings Haiku:Japanese shortest poem

Summer Greetings! I would like to introduce this Haiku for summer greetings. This is my favorite summer haiku. 朝顔に つるべ 取られてもらい水          by 加賀の千代 Asagaoni tusurubetorarete moraimizu Haiku is a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables (in 5-7-7 form) It must contain a word to imply a season. This haiku was compose Kagano Chiyo who was a lady (1703-1775). Asagao; morning …

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Sharing in joy of Japanese culture :Calligraphy, Tanabata and Tea ceremony

It’s always nice to share something I like and I enjoy. I had not appreciated my culture very much until I had come and lived in the States. Especially I found peace and tranquility in practicing tea ceremony and Ikebana  I would like many people to experience those feeling. Just give it try. I visited …

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Thank you fro sharing Japanese culture, Campers, seniors and Staffs in Sandy Hook and Newtown.

We care and we are with you, Sandy Hook, Newtown. Our origami crane, our prayer was shared  in June . There were smiles and laughter and prayer for us in Newtown and Sandy Hook. No words cold explain how impressed I was to see how they are going forward and how they are helping each …

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I enjoyed being a calligraphy volunteer of Japan America Society booth at A-Kon 25 

It’s been a while after I was a volunteer for Calligraphy at A-Kon 25 Dallas. I like to join those culture event and I always met some new people and enjoy talking.  It’s a good opportunity to see how our Japanese culture look to the people too. This time there were so many people in …

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Hello Friends, I am not sure that all of my readers can reach this page. Because of my little knowledge and skill to run a site better, I didn’t reply your comments and questions but I really happily read your comments. Here are some answers to your questions and suggestion. 1 What host do I …

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Visit Ishinomaki, Tohoku after 3 years Tsunami hit.頑張ろう石巻 1

I stood same place and thought” Nothing seems to be changed.  Again the height of Tsunami made me realized it had destroyed whole town near the cost. I found a comment of a lady in signature. ” I couldn’t come back here since I had left after Tsunami. It took me 3 years to be …

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Remember this day and make Ishinomaki better place. This is motto of this site.They were grieved and hurt but they have a strong heart. They never forget their beloved families and friends and they have to hold their grief and loss in their mind. I would like to introduce some messages of victims family.  Victims …

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