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Utagawa Hiroshige:

Explanation:

Hyakunin isshu:

Emperor Tenchi:

Coarse the rush-mat roof

Sheltering the harvest-hut

Of the autumn rice-field;

And my sleeves are growing wet

With the moisture dripping through.

Tenchi Tenno:

Aki no ta no

Kariho no io no

Toma o arami

Waga koromode wa

Tsuyu ni nure tsutsu

Explanation:

Japan have many earthquakes and sometimes a tsunami. People in Japan do many different drills to avoid loss in any type of situation. They also developed new technology because of the environment they are in for centuries. This connects to how people grow from the nature.

Bibliography:

http://www.posterrevolution.com/poster.cfm/japan-edo-period-cherry-blossom-viewing-art-poster-print-24x36

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Great_Wave_off_Kanagawa.jpg

http://www.sakesocial.com/pages/the-past-part-1-500-bc-people-made-sake

http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/cool/12-03-15/

http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/japanese/hyakunin/frames/hyakuframes.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogura_Hyakunin_Isshu

http://sfkarutaclubeng.wordpress.com/what-is-karuta/how-to-play-karuta/

Japan is a place that always have good quality rice, rice are the basic food for japanese people everyday, farmers collect rice for the country. They must be hard working because in Edo period, they don't have any machines to help harvest.Nature helps to keep the country's population stable by providing food.

Kakinomoto no Hitomaro:

Oh, the foot-drawn trail

Of the mountain-pheasant's tail

Drooped like down-curved branch!

Through this long, long-dragging night

Must I lie in bed alone?

Kakinomoto no Hitomaro:

Ashibiki no

Yamadori no o no

Shidari o no

Naganagashi yo o

Hitori ka mo nen

The Great Wave off Kanagawa:

Koko Tenno:

Kimi ga tame

Haru no no ni idete

Wakana tsumu

Waga koromode ni

Yuki wa furi tsutsu

Emperor Koko:

It is for your sake

That I walk the fields in spring,

Gathering green herbs,

While my garment's hanging sleeves

Are speckled with falling snow.

Ono no Komachi:

Hana no iro wa

Utsuri ni keri na

Itazura ni

Waga mi yo ni furu

Nagame seshi ma ni

Ono no Komachi:

Color of the flower

Has already faded away,

While in idle thoughts

My life passes vainly by,

As I watch the long rains fall.

Poems :

Hyakunin isshu:

Hyakunin isshu are 100 poems that are compiled by Fujiwara no Teika; hyakunin isshu can translate to one hundred people, one poem( each). Hyakunin isshu are mostly expressing people's emotions and many were expressed with nature. I chose 5 poems that are related to nature.

Explaination:

Yamabe no Akahito:

Tago no Ura ni

Uchi idete mireba

Shirotae no

Fuji no takane ni

Yuki wa furi tsutsu

Yamabe no Akahito:

When I take the path

To Tago's coast, I see

Perfect whiteness laid

On Mount Fuji's lofty peak

By the drift of falling snow.

There is also a card game that is created by hykunin isshu which is called karuta. kyogi karuta which is competitive karuta is mostly on memorizing, speed, correctness and listening. the game rule to take the card which is read and the first who has zero card is the winner. I will show yu a video which is competitive karuta.

Sakura, which is cherry blossom are an important part of Japan. They are Japan's national flower, they were also a description for samurai, cherry blossom's blooming season is so short and samurai is expected to have short lives. Pedals of cherry blossom also represents drops of blood.

Art work

Cherry blossom sightseeing

Edo Japan:

Thank you for watching!:D

Relationship of human with nature

BY: Ellie Teng 8A

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