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Hermann Candahashi – Human, Traveller & Author

Hermann Candahashi – Human, Traveller & Author

my Books about Japanese Culture & Religions

  • Home
  • Bio & Books
    • From Anime to Yumi Kawaii
    • Japanese Calligraphy and Poetry
    • Japanese ceramics – a fascinating journey
    • Japan’s world of ghosts and demons
    • Sake: The art of Japanese rice wine
    • Shinto – the way of gods
    • Shinto: The Way of the Gods II
    • The Great Era of the Samurai
    • The history of geishas in Japan
    • The History of the Katana
    • The Kimono: The Soul of Japanese Fashion
    • Tokyo Tales – A Stranger in the Metropolis of 100 Villages
    • Traditional Craftmanship in Japan
    • Zen – the Art of living ConsciciousIy
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Japanese ceramic style: Bizen Pottery – Origins and History
6. January 20256. January 2025

Japanese ceramic style: Bizen Pottery – Origins and History

Bizen pottery, one of Japan’s oldest and most traditional ceramic art forms, captivates with its raw beauty, natural essence, and profound connection to Japanese culture. With origins dating back over […]

Japanese Ceramic Styles: Seto Ceramics – Origins and History
11. December 202411. December 2024

Japanese Ceramic Styles: Seto Ceramics – Origins and History

Seto ware, one of Japan’s six ancient pottery styles, boasts a deeply rooted tradition spanning centuries. Named after the city of Seto in Aichi Prefecture, it is considered a cornerstone […]

The famous swordsmith Muramasa – his life and work
1. May 202429. April 2024

The famous swordsmith Muramasa – his life and work

The swordsmith Muramasa was a legend of his time, whose life and work continue to evoke admiration and fascination to this day. His story spans across 16th century Japan, a […]

The famous Swordsmith Masamune – His Life and Work
25. April 202429. April 2024

The famous Swordsmith Masamune – His Life and Work

The swordsmith Masamune undoubtedly belongs among the most outstanding personalities in the history of Japanese swordsmanship. His life and work are characterized by a fascinating combination of craftsmanship, cultural influence, […]

traditional japanese craftmanship: Ceramic Craftsmanship
28. February 202426. February 2024

traditional japanese craftmanship: Ceramic Craftsmanship

Traditional Japanese ceramic craftsmanship is a fascinating expression of Japanese culture and history. Over centuries, this craft has evolved into an art form appreciated for both its beauty and functionality. […]

traditional japanese craftmanship: Garden Design
21. February 202426. February 2024

traditional japanese craftmanship: Garden Design

In Japanese garden design, there is a unique tradition that not only captures the outer beauty of nature but also conveys a deep spiritual meaning. Japanese garden design, influenced by […]

Traditional japanese craftmanship: Swordsmithing
14. February 202417. April 2024

Traditional japanese craftmanship: Swordsmithing

The Japanese swordsmithing art, also known as “Tameshigiri,” is a centuries-old craft that holds deep cultural significance in Japan while simultaneously representing a fascinating technique of metalworking. This tradition dates […]

Traditional japanese Craftmanship: Textile Art
7. February 20247. February 2024

Traditional japanese Craftmanship: Textile Art

Deeply rooted in Japan’s rich cultural history, Japanese textile art is a fascinating tapestry of tradition and innovation. This art form not only reflects craftsmanship but also the profound connection […]

Traditional japanese Craftmanship: Woodcraft
31. January 202431. January 2024

Traditional japanese Craftmanship: Woodcraft

The Essence of Zen in japanese Woodcraft Japanese woodcraft is closely intertwined with the essence of Zen. Zen, a Buddhist tradition, emphasizes the attainment of enlightenment through meditation and intuitive […]

Sashiko & Zen: The Art of japanese Embroidery
26. August 202331. January 2024

Sashiko & Zen: The Art of japanese Embroidery

Sashiko and Zen: The Art of Mindfulness and Creativity Sashiko – the Japanese art of embroidery that is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and philosophy. Let’s delve into the world […]

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