Cherry blossom trees of Mt. Kamakura(cherry blossoms) The Mount Kamakura Residential area was developed as a high class suburban area during the early Showa period, making a name out of Kamakura across the nation.
This room introduces the life and works of Hayashi Fumiko(December 31, 1903- June 28, 1951), a female writer who produced many works from the early Showa era to the post-WWII era.
Indigo-dyed fabric had been popular among people from middle Edo Period to early Showa era and had been used for workwear, furoshiki wrapping cloth and bedding cloths.
Legend has it that the lathes were used in many local factories for about 40 years, until early Showa, suggesting that they were of high standard as machine tools of that time.
There are 15 rooms on the site of about 4,000 tsubo, the retro glass that remains since the early Showa era and the beautiful geometric patterning work are eye-catching.
Kimono of the type worn daily by women in the Taisho period(1912-1926) or the early Showa period(1930-1940) are now very popular among stylish Japanese women.
説明鎌倉山住宅地は、昭和初期、郊外型の高級住宅地として開発され、鎌倉の名を全国的にしました。
Description The Mount Kamakura Residential area was developed as a high class suburban area during the early Showa period, making a name out of Kamakura across the nation.
From the mid Meiji period to the early Showa period, Chuzenji lakeside was invigorated as an international summer resort because the respective embassies and many foreigners built their villas in the area.
In early Showa era, approximately between 1926 and 1960, Siberia cake was the most wanted dessert among kids. Then it gave way to more elaborate, European-style cakes.
In Japan, it was the end of the Taisho to early Showa periods, just after the economic prosperity due to increased export influenced by the world war.
かつては他の産地でも作られていましたが、昭和初期には、狸づくりの陶工、初代狸庵が登場しました。
Once they were produced in other areas, the first generation potter of Rian had appeared in the early period of Showa and his ornaments were so expressive that they were sold a lot.
From the Edo to the early Showa period(early seventeenth to the twentieth century), people ate this fish both raw and dried, and used its oil for lighting.
I was glad I came!![Kaikatei]〈Image Source〉Okada Museum of Art An eating establishment designed after Japanese homes in the beginning of the Showa Period.
Momoko Ishii(1907-2008) continued to seek the best literature and culture for children from the early Showa period until his death at the age of 101, and was widely active as an editor, translator and writer.
In the early Showa Period(1929-1986) when the ruins of Oka-jo Castle became a designated national historical site of Japan, these sweets were awarded the name of"Kojo no Tsuki" in honor of the song of that title by Rentaro Taki, a composer who was connected with the city of Taketa.
Residents in the neighborhood planted the trees in the early Showa Period. Sometimes the trees were in danger of death because of the traffic increase, but residents volunteered to buy young plants and kept it previously to create the current landscape.
From the Meiji era to the early Showa era, thoughts and technologies introduced from overseas merged with Japanese culture, a wide variety of folk remedies were born, but the reiki is one of the trends of spiritual/ private psychotherapy in this private therapy.
Cup of coffee of the Showa era of Japan and the Middle East"Ibrik"In Japan is the interesting combination of writers works and birth。 The Tin filled with natural wood and characteristicsOsenAnd I'm also interested in curious!
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