The art of raku: a Japanese ceramic technique
Raku, also called rakuyaki in Japanese, is a glaze-making technique used in Japan since the 16th century. This tradition has been perpetuated to this day in Japan and by…
Back to 1930 in Kyoto for a Fashion Show
I'm taking you to Kyoto in 1930 for a fashion show just for you, with a video colorized by artificial intelligence. The result is stunning! This fashion show...
The art of Shippo cloisonné enamels
The art of Japanese cloisonné found on a variety of objects (dishes, vases, sword mounts...) is based on ancient Japanese techniques. A true hand-crafted savoir-faire, which still survives...
Journey to the foot of Mount Fuji with Hokusai
Take advantage of the All Saints' Day vacations to travel to Japan... or rather to Nice, to the Musée des Arts Asiatiques to discover a selection of 126 prints by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849)...
Kogeiya Arts du Japon newsletter from June 9, 2022
To view the June 9, 2022 newsletter, please click on the following link:Newsletter Arts du JaponGood reading! Luc Hédin - Kogeiya Gallery
Oboshi Yuranosuke & Kabuki at the Heart of Japanese Prints
Oboshi Kuranosuke, whose real name was Oishi Yoshio (1659-1703), was the leader of the famous 47 rōnin, immortalized in film by Kenji Mizoguchi. But long before the 1940s…
Utagawa Hiroshige and the Nihonbashi
Discover on Kogeiya.com this superb, lively print by Utagawa HIROSHIGE (1797-1858) depicting characters on the Nihonbashi bridge.print from the series the fifty-three Tokaido stations station 1,...
Tokyo in 1913-1915
Take a trip back in time to discover Tokyo between 1913 and 1915.colorized and scaled by Denis Shyraev, with atmospheric sound by Guy Jones.good...
Children of the Meiji era: exhibition at the MCJP
"Les enfants de l'ère #Meiji" (Children of the #Meiji era): a wonderful exhibition currently on show at the Maison de la Culture du Japon in Paris. Discover Philippe Achermann's excellent presentation of the...
Kogeiya Arts du Japon Newsletter March 17, 2022
To view the March 17, 2022 newsletter, please click on the following link:Newsletter Arts du JaponGood reading! Luc Hédin - Kogeiya Gallery