Book (Practical) History of Japan A new textbook on Heian culture : The culture of the Heian Dynasty's literary period can be understood visually and pleasantly, real life and customs / Joko-in

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Japanese History : New Textbooks / Picture Scrolls with Photographs that People of Heian Period can Feel Real 『 Makurano Soshi 』 and 『 The Tale of Genji 』. In the middle of the Heian period, many classic literature, especially Heian Dynasty literature, that are familiar even today are written. It is the period when Heian culture, as represented by the so-called juni-hitoe (twelve layered ceremonial kimono), flourished. However, the Shinden-zukuri, the colors of the costumes, and the costumes with loose silhouettes are also the image of the Heian period that many people imagine. But what kind of people did the aristocrats of the Heian period actually live, and how the beautiful costumes were comfortable to wear? What kind of people were the aristocrats depicted in the picture scrolls? Of course, they are the same people as us. They go to the toilet and eat. They also get sick and enjoy sports. Even a thousand years ago, people like us work, study, eat, and love. This book reproduces the various scenes depicted in the picture scrolls of the Heian period, such as "The Tale of Genji Emaki" and "annual events Emaki", with pictures that make them feel real. They also go to the toilet and eat. They sometimes get sick due to illness. They also enjoy sports and love. Even a thousand years ago, people like us work, study, eat, and love. Based on records, this book also explains the basic knowledge of Heian culture, especially the costumes of the mid-Heian period specifications that were actually reproduced by the author based on records. It includes various angles and a lot of poses that are often depicted in picture scrolls. You can observe the wrinkles and disorder of the costumes that are created by actually wearing them and moving in a posture that is seen in picture scrolls. At the end of the book, it contains a talk with Director Katabuchi Sunao, a representative Japanese animation director, and Professor Kazuhiro Kuramoto, who is active on the front line of Japanese ancient history and palerecord studies. It also contains a talk with people who draw illustrations. It contains a talk with director Katabuchi Sunao, who is a representative Japanese animation director. It also contains a talk with Professor Kazuhiro who is active on the front line of Japanese ancient history and palerecord studies. It also contains a talk with director Katabuchi Sunao, who is a representative Japanese animation director. It also contains a talk with Professor Kazuhiro who is active on the front line of Japanese ancient history and palerecord studies. It also contains a talk with director Katabuchi Sun Kemari