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E-mail Newsletter "Highlighting JAPAN"
http://www.gov-online.go.jp/en
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No. 188(Jan. 2024) ◆ Japan's Impressive Snowy Landscapes ◆
Japan is one of the snowiest countries in the world, with many scenic spots
where visitors can view beautiful winter landscapes.
This issue of Highlighting Japan introduces readers to the special qualities of
Japanese snow from a scientific perspective and invites them to explore the
country’s snowy scenery in various ways, by admiring impressive snowy
landscapes, art with snowy scenery themes, and literary masterpieces set in
snow country.
●Snow in Japan: Its Essence of Characteristics
(Interview with Professor Emeritus Furukawa Yoshinori of Hokkaido
University)
●Snowscape Overlooking Drift Ice in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site
of Shiretoko
(Shiretoko, Hokkaido was registered as a World Natural Heritage site in 2005.
Here we introduce the snowy landscape of drift ice seen in Shiretoko’s
coastal area）
●The Spectacle of Rime Ice-Covered Trees That Spreads Through Zao in
Winter
(Explore the Zao mountain range, is situated on the border of Miyagi and
Yamagata prefectures, and its snowy landscapes of ice and snow-covered
trees (called juhyo))
●The Snowscape of Ginzan Onsen, Filming Location of the TV Drama Oshin
(Introduction to the snowy winter atmosphere in the district of ryokan
(traditional Japanese inns) along the banks of the Ginzan River in
Obanazawa City, Yamagata Prefecture)
●A Masterpiece of Photography: The Tadami Line in Winter that Captivated
the World
(Introduction to the work of photographer Kameyama Takeshi, including his
internationally admired snowy landscape photograph, Tadami Line in Winter)
●Snowy Landscapes of Japan Painted by Higashiyama Kaii
(Introduction to three Nihonga style paintings depicting snowy landscapes by
Higashiyama Kaii: Toshikuru("End of the Year"), Shunsetsu ("Snow in
Spring"), and Fuyu no Tabi ("Winter Journey"))
●The Scenery Depicted in Kawabata Yasunari’s Masterpiece, Snow Country
(Introduction to the places where visitors can immerse themselves in the
world of Yukiguni ("Snow Country"), the masterpiece novel by Nobel
laureate author Kawabata Yasunari)
●The Snowy Japanese Gardens of Adachi Museum Fascinate People Worldwide
(Introduction to the picturesque snowy views of the Japanese Garden at the
Adachi Museum of Art, known for its beauty in all four seasons and voted the
best Japanese garden in Japan for 20 consecutive years by a U.S. magazine
about Japanese gardens)
●(POLICY-RELATED NEWS)
The Commemorative Summit for the 50th Year of ASEAN-Japan Friendship
and Cooperation and its Related Programs
●(MY WAY)
Shinto Priest from Ukraine Inscribes Prayers for Peace
●(THE BEAUTY AND THE SPIRIT OF JAPAN: FROM THE JAPAN CULTURAL
EXPO 2.0)
Magical Contemporary Art of Light and Shadow — Special Exhibition at One
of Japan’s Largest Exhibition Venues
https://www.gov-online.go.jp/e
※Please help us make our magazine better by answering the questionnaire.
https://www.gov-online.go.jp/e
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[E-mail Newsletter "Highlighting JAPAN"]
E-mail Newsletter "Highlighting JAPAN"
http://www.gov-online.go.jp/en
------------------------------
No. 188(Jan. 2024) ◆ Japan's Impressive Snowy Landscapes ◆
Japan is one of the snowiest countries in the world, with many scenic spots
where visitors can view beautiful winter landscapes.
This issue of Highlighting Japan introduces readers to the special qualities of
Japanese snow from a scientific perspective and invites them to explore the
country’s snowy scenery in various ways, by admiring impressive snowy
landscapes, art with snowy scenery themes, and literary masterpieces set in
snow country.
●Snow in Japan: Its Essence of Characteristics
(Interview with Professor Emeritus Furukawa Yoshinori of Hokkaido
University)
●Snowscape Overlooking Drift Ice in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site
of Shiretoko
(Shiretoko, Hokkaido was registered as a World Natural Heritage site in 2005.
Here we introduce the snowy landscape of drift ice seen in Shiretoko’s
coastal area）
●The Spectacle of Rime Ice-Covered Trees That Spreads Through Zao in
Winter
(Explore the Zao mountain range, is situated on the border of Miyagi and
Yamagata prefectures, and its snowy landscapes of ice and snow-covered
trees (called juhyo))
●The Snowscape of Ginzan Onsen, Filming Location of the TV Drama Oshin
(Introduction to the snowy winter atmosphere in the district of ryokan
(traditional Japanese inns) along the banks of the Ginzan River in
Obanazawa City, Yamagata Prefecture)
●A Masterpiece of Photography: The Tadami Line in Winter that Captivated
the World
(Introduction to the work of photographer Kameyama Takeshi, including his
internationally admired snowy landscape photograph, Tadami Line in Winter)
●Snowy Landscapes of Japan Painted by Higashiyama Kaii
(Introduction to three Nihonga style paintings depicting snowy landscapes by
Higashiyama Kaii: Toshikuru("End of the Year"), Shunsetsu ("Snow in
Spring"), and Fuyu no Tabi ("Winter Journey"))
●The Scenery Depicted in Kawabata Yasunari’s Masterpiece, Snow Country
(Introduction to the places where visitors can immerse themselves in the
world of Yukiguni ("Snow Country"), the masterpiece novel by Nobel
laureate author Kawabata Yasunari)
●The Snowy Japanese Gardens of Adachi Museum Fascinate People Worldwide
(Introduction to the picturesque snowy views of the Japanese Garden at the
Adachi Museum of Art, known for its beauty in all four seasons and voted the
best Japanese garden in Japan for 20 consecutive years by a U.S. magazine
about Japanese gardens)
●(POLICY-RELATED NEWS)
The Commemorative Summit for the 50th Year of ASEAN-Japan Friendship
and Cooperation and its Related Programs
●(MY WAY)
Shinto Priest from Ukraine Inscribes Prayers for Peace
●(THE BEAUTY AND THE SPIRIT OF JAPAN: FROM THE JAPAN CULTURAL
EXPO 2.0)
Magical Contemporary Art of Light and Shadow — Special Exhibition at One
of Japan’s Largest Exhibition Venues
https://www.gov-online.go.jp/e
※Please help us make our magazine better by answering the questionnaire.
https://www.gov-online.go.jp/e
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[E-mail Newsletter "Highlighting JAPAN"]
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