Hogaku, traditional Japanese music International interpreters of classical music, including the musicians of the Czech philharmonic, like Japanese audience and also in general a very [...]
Art
Shamisen (三味線)
Shamisen (or strings-of-three-tastes) is a traditional Japanese musical instrument and its tradition goes far back to the 16th century. Construction: Shamisen is a three-stringed musical [...]
Jiří Straka
A fascinating oddity on the borderland – ink brushwork from Jiri Straka The phenomenon of ink painting, so intensively Chinese (or sino-cultural), has always been [...]
Kenjinjuku (賢人塾)
Kenjinjuku (賢人塾) is a yard of dojos standing by the Mount Aso in Kumamoto on the southernmost of the four main Japanese islands – Kyushu. [...]
Shakuhachi
Shakuhachi is a Japanese flute that was used for centuries as a tool of spiritual practice. Due to its unique sound possibilities and original music [...]
Japonské básně Haiku
Japanese poems Haiku „The truth cannot be explained by comparison, because it does not include nothing the truth could actually be compared to.“ / Chinese [...]
Pavel Opočenský
Pavel Opočenský – light and heavenly stone Biography Pavel Opočenský Born in 1954 Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic Studies 1972 SUPŠ (jewelry) College for Design of [...]
Netsuke
The history of netsuke Because Japanese clothes did not have pockets in the Western way of understanding, the small things – wallet kinchaku, smoking set [...]
Gallery
Kumamoto Castle
