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The Heart of “Do”: Beyond the Western “Way”
An Invitation to Japan’s Spiritual Quest As you delve into Japanese culture, you’ll likely notice the frequent appearance of the word “Do” (道) in various disciplines, such as Kendo, Judo, Chado (the Way of Tea), and Kado (the Way of Flowers).These aren’t merely martial arts techniques, flower arranging skills, or tea preparation rituals. Hidden within…
What is Bushido?: The Spirit of Bushido Seen in Modern Japan
What is the Spirit of Bushido? Bushido is an ethical framework that emerged in feudal Japan as a code of conduct for the samurai, the warrior class.The word “Bushi” (武士) refers to the warrior themselves, while “Do” (道) signifies a way of life or philosophy.Its origins are believed to date back to the Kamakura period,…
What is Sado? Exploring the Significance of Japanese Tea Ceremony in Modern Japan
Deepening Understanding of Japanese Tea Ceremony The Japanese Tea Ceremony, known as Sadō (Chadō) or Chanoyu, is a tradition that extends far beyond the simple act of preparing and drinking tea.It is deeply rooted in spirituality and cultural significance, setting it apart from the “tea time” generally understood in the West.This article delves into the…
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