Meichōtai Classroom How is Meichōtai designed with 150 years of Japanese history (3,000, 200 yen + tax, Book & Design) / Osamu Chokai

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History! A book on how to make the Ming dynasty style written by a leading calligrapher
A book on how to make the Ming dynasty style written by a leading calligrapher
The author Osamu Chokai, a leading calligrapher, wrote about the design and how to make the Ming dynasty style.
The book explains the features of the Ming dynasty style in an easy-to-understand way, from the production process of the Ming dynasty style for the main text to the comparison of each style and the history of letters.
The book looks at the essence of the Ming dynasty style by comparing it with various Ming dynasty styles.
The method of making the Ming dynasty style, which has never been made into a language, was compiled into a book for the first time.
The method of making the Ming dynasty style was compiled into a book for the first time.
The method of making the Ming dynasty style was compiled into a book for the first time.
The method of making the Ming dynasty style was compiled into a book for the first time.
The method of making the Ming dynasty style was compiled into a book for the first time.
He has been involved in the development of more than 100 calligraphic styles, including the No Series, the Small Gothic style, and the Yu-Mei-Cho-Tai and Yu-Gothic style in the Yu-Font Library. He won the 2002 Sato Keinosuke Award, the 05 Good Design Award, and the 08 Tokyo TDC Type Design Award.
Since 2012, he has organized "Monji Juku" (Monji Juku). Now, he teaches how to make kana (Japanese syllabary) in the Mei-Cho-Tai style at "Matsumoto Monji Juku" (Matsumoto City, Nagano Pref.).
In' 22, he held a personal exhibition "Moji no Umi no Mizu-O, Air-Like Type" (Kyoto ddd Gallery).
His books include "『 no Moji no 』" (Shobunsha, winner of the Nihon Essayist Club Award), "『 no Hon wo Tsukuru no Hyojo Design, letterpress printing, 3500 1955 拗促 punctuation mark punctuation mark punctuation mark Chokai 』 Tama Art University architect