It should also be noted that Hiroshige's vision of the Tōkaidō and the landscape of Edo ... Japanese paper. Tōkaidō gojūsantsugi zukan (Illustrated Book of the Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō) ...

Its use has been traced back to Japan's Edo period (1603-1868 ... hand-made ceramic shichirin that feature vintage designs.

Judging by the motifs and style, it was possible to date the hilt to Japan's Edo period ... In the 19th century, the sword ...

Colorful, modern, and dynamic, Harajuku fashion is the reflection of Japan’s latest trends! But how did Harajuku fashion come ...

A vintage photograph of visitors touring ... The dish has evolved over time, but distinctly Japanese sushi preparations began in the Edo Period as haya-zushi (“fast sushi”), which allowed ...

The human drive to create, even under difficult conditions, is a strong one. ANTIQUES ROADSHOW visited the Japanese American Museum of San Jose during its 2014 trip to Santa Clara in order to ...

A classic Kominka antique house in Japan. The other is Machiya (a merchant townhouse). Like Kominka, machiya has a long history and classic values, but it is mostly located in historic cities like ...

And can you revive faded vintage pieces to look as good as new? Sashiko is a method of Japanese embroidery dating back to at ...

For maximum preservation, antique textiles, especially cottons and linens, should have no direct contact with wood, blue tissue, regular tissue, or other wrapping paper. Most paper tends to be acidic; ...

Known as Edo under the rule of the shoguns — Japan’s military rulers — until ... after a visit to its popular bamboo groves. The vintage Tstutenkaku Tower stands among the inner-city streets ...