'Thank you for calling, goodbye',2011byMaartenDemmink httpwww.demiak.nl

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hiroshi yoshida










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kiochika kobayashi










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Hasui Kawase                                     1930










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Hasui Kawase                                  1930










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1937                                                    Hasui Kawase










‹g“c”Ž (Hiroshi Yoshida)1










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1910Boat in snow on river






                                                          Hiroshi Yoshida










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1936, January Takkoku Cave, Hiraizumi  Kawase Hasui










Kawase Hisui                                      1936


















Kawase Hasui                       1930










Mt. Fuji from the Fuji River










Moon from a Harbor 1916










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1923@@@@Morning at Kasumigaura










Eitai bridge@@@1923










Kiyochika










1931  Ishiwata Koitsu (Shoichiro)   Sunset at Nagashima Bridge, Yokohama










1910@@@@@@@@Windy day










Riverside at Furukawa










Hunting fireflies in cool breeze 1923










A Starlight Night  1936   Watanabe Cat. No 216


























1932@Kasamatsu Shiro@@Moonrise At Nezu Gongen Shrine










Kobayashi Kiyochika










Takinogawa River@@@@@@@ Kawase Hasui@@@1929










Shoda Koho










1928      Kamezaki Bishu                Kawase Hasui










1941     Kawase Hasui        The Yama Temple, Yamagata










.1927        Karikachi Mountain Pass      Kawase Hasui










Chikanobu (1838 - 1912)










1946       Moon at Ayashi                     Kawase Hasui










1930          Sanpoji Pond, Shakujii           Kawase Hasui










1927         Lake Hachirogata                 Kawase Hasui










Hokusai








Cold forest at Hatagaya@@@@@@1916










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koho shouda










Town in Shimoda            Shiro Kasamatsu     1937










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Kawase Hasui   …ŒΛŸΏΐL‰Y    “n•Σ”Ε Œγ @










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Tsuchiya Koitsu       Twilight in Imamiya Street, Choshi     1932














Moon at Old Country House1930




evening in the snow falling


                             shiro kasamatsu                              








Fete-day street-stalls strollers










1936@@@@@@@Tsujiura boy with lantern















Green Grocery at Koyasu, Shinsui








broad-daylight       Ito Shinsui










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1933@Yoshida Hiroshi@@@A Small Town in Chugoku District@@ask http://www.yamada-shoten.comonlinestoredetail.phpitem_id=46977










1930     Yoshida Hirosh     The Inland Sea, 2nd Series  Kura in Tomonourai










1920      Daikon River-Bank       Kawase Hasui










Fuji from Gumisawa                                         Takahashi Shotei












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1933    Shogetsu Temple, Ito,Izu             Kawase Hasui










1940@Collection of Scenic Views of Japan II, Kansai Edition  Morning in Onomichi@@@Kawase Hasui










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Evening in Beppu     Hasui Kawase










Spring Dusk at Yumoto Hot Springs- Hakone        Kasamatsu Shiro  1953










Shinshu Hot springs- Shubu- Nagano     Kasamatsu Shiro  1948










1939@@@@@@@Sinagawa










Night in snow @@@@@@@Ota-ku Folk Museum, Tokyo
































































































































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Yoshiteru Murakami return gold-brocade flag




























































1701


seppuku  hara-kiri       ( suicide by disembowelment )having long sword (katana)  standingback samuraiassistthesittingfront samurai (Load Asano)who has rituallydisemboweled himself, the samurai cut down the neck(head)afterthesamurai's disembowel  did ,before the pain.    It' calledKaishaku.


There was a revenge drama in 1702 in Edo(Tokyo), 47 faithful retainers@of Lord Asano carried outtherevengeagainst the man theyheldresponsible forthe down falland death of their load.
There happened an affair involving bloodshed when the big entertainmentceremony for the emperor was beingheldinthe April of 1701..
The young Lord Asano from Ako attempted to kill another Lord Kira who was incharge of teaching the manneroftheentertainment to Asano,buthumiliatedAsano againand again during the preparation for the ceremony..
Kira could escap from the attack without fatal injury, but the Load Asano was ordered to commit hara-kiri(suicidebykilling oneself in theabdomen )instantly and hisland was confiscated by the Shogun. That was the beginningofthedrama about 47 samurai's(retainer) revenge whichtook 1 yearand 9 months to accomplish.
Akoh (the land of the lord Asano ) has been producing good quality salt while Kiras land has been also producing salt.Kira was thought tobeenvious of Asano because ofhis wealth brought from quality salt. This is oneexplanationaboutwhy Kira humiliated young Lord Asano in theEdocastle.
Oishi (the NO2 of Akoh castle) was the leader of 47 samurais. The plan and preparation of the revenge mustbedonein secret.
Most 47 samurais were in Edo disguised them as various citizens like noodleshop owner or carpenter.Manydramaswere made among thembeforethe revenge wasaccomplished.
It was mid night of 14th December in 1702, Oishi and his 46 samurais headed tothe Kira;s residence in Edoinheavysnow fall.
After successful fight, at long last, they could find their bitter enemy Kira hiding in small warehouse andtheyachievedtheir wish. It was 4 am.
Though this revenge made most citizens pleased and cheerful, Shogun ordered 47samurais to commit hara-kiri(suiside ) for to keep the orderofhis world.
Of course 47 samurais had been determined for the suicide even before the@revenge.













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