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Landscape - Asian Landscape Summertime river rock landscaping ideas for a sizable backyard in Asia.
Cuisine - Chicken Stir-Fry with Thai Peanut Sauce Chicken, green beans, zucchini, and red bell pepper are stir-fried with homemade Thai peanut sauce, which is thick, rich, and spicy.
Cuisine - Ginataang Manok Chicken Cooked in Coconut Milk Ginataang manok is a fragrant Filipino dish with chicken and ginger simmered in coconut milk. Add pineapple to make pininyahang manok sa gata.
North Indian Saag Chole Chickpeas and Greens - Asian Chickpeas and mustard greens are an easy-to-prepare vegetarian dish from North India that can easily be changed to be milder or spicier.
Primeras fotos Machiya:
SEGUDA FOTO : Entrada a un Onsen.
COMO EJEMPLO :
Sean bienvenidos, japonistas arqueológicos, a una nueva entrega en este blog sobre temática japonesa en general. Una vez dicho esto, pónganse cómodos, que comenzamos.
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El año pasado, indagando por Tumblr, me encontré una cuenta en la que compartía la imagen que veréis como ejemplo después de los onsen, porque esta cuenta, que la mantendré en anonimato, no sé con qué objetivo lo hizo, si fue mero entretenimiento o que se confundió, porque puso la foto que veréis como ejemplo de terma romana, un manga con el símbolo de los onsen (おんせん), y lo puso con una calle de fondo típica tradicional del periodo Edo, donde aparecían las llamadas machiya (まちや), que son casas de comerciantes, artesanos, con su peculiar símbolo sugidama (すぎだま), que representa el sake, es decir, cuando se puede recoger, ya que el sake ha madurado y se puede beber.
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He querido hacer esta publicación no a modo de crítica, sino a modo de aclaración, porque como no sé con el objetivo que lo hizo, pues me gustaría aclarar con esta publicación lo que realmente es un onsen, que son lugares de aguas termales ♨️, y que pueden estar al aire libre y los hay de muchos tipos.
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Espero que os haya gustado. Espero que paséis una muy buena semana y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones. Hasta la próxima.
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ようこそ、考古学的日本愛好家の皆さん、日本をテーマにしたこのブログの新しい回へ。とはいえ、くつろいでください。 というのも、このアカウントは匿名にしておくが、どういう目的でこのようなことをしたのか、単なる娯楽だったのか、それとも混乱してしまったのかは分からない、 江戸時代の典型的な伝統的な町並みの背景には、いわゆる町家（商人や職人の家）があり、独特のシンボルである「杉玉（すぎだま）」は酒を表している。
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私はこの出版物を批評としてではなく、明確化として作りたかった。というのも、私はこの出版物を作った目的を知らないので、この出版物によって、温泉とは本当は何なのかを明らかにしたいと思う。温泉の場所は♨️、屋外にあり、多くの種類がある。-お気に召していただけたなら幸いです。それでは、今週も良い一週間をお過ごしください。それではまた次回。
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Welcome, archaeological Japanophiles, to a new instalment in this general Japanese-themed blog. That being said, make yourselves comfortable, we're getting started. Last year, digging through Tumblr, I came across an account that shared the image you will see as an example after the onsen, because this account, which I will keep anonymous, I don't know with what purpose it did it, if it was mere entertainment or that it got confused, because it put the picture you will see as an example of a Roman bath, a manga with the symbol of the onsen (おんせん), and put it with a typical traditional background street of the Edo period, where appeared the so-called machiya (まちや), which are houses of merchants, artisans, with its peculiar symbol sugidama (すぎだま), which represents the sake, that is, when you can collect, since the sake has matured and can be drunk. -I wanted to make this publication not as a criticism, but as a clarification, because as I do not know with the objective that made it, I would like to clarify with this publication what really is an onsen, which are places of hot springs ♨️, and that can be outdoors and there are many types. -I hope you liked it. I hope you have a great week and see you in future posts. See you next time.
Apart from this publication I have some more if you want to take a look, I hope you like it I put a lot of love and love anything or any topic you want to talk about in the blog as long as it is focused on it write me to this publication or through the blog. I hope you like it and I'll see you in future posts here on Tumblr, as usual.
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Aparte de esa publicación tengo algunas más por si queréis echarle un vistazo, además espero que os guste le pongo mucho cariño y mucho amor cualquier cosa o cualquier tema que quieran que hable en el blog siempre y cuando esté enfocado a ello me escriben a esta publicación o a través del blog. Espero que os guste y nos vemos en próximas publicaciones aquí en Tumblr, con la normalidad de siempre.
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その出版物とは別に、あなたがご覧になりたい場合に備えて、さらにいくつかの記事を用意しています。また、気に入っていただければ幸いです。私は、あなたがブログで話してほしいあらゆる内容やトピックに、たくさんの愛情と愛情を注いでいます。それに焦点を当てている限り、この出版物またはブログを通じて私に連絡してください。 気に入っていただければ幸いです。いつものように、今後の Tumblr の投稿でお会いしましょう。
I LOVE this fashion, but do you know of any ways this style can be incorporated into a more modern way...?
Great question! First of all, I’d like to point out that wearing hanfu does not require fancy hair, makeup, or accessories - it can be worn casually as you would any other clothing.
That said, there are many ways to incorporate hanfu styles in a more “modern” flavor. You can always mix-and-match hanfu separates into your usual wardrobe. There’s also an entire offshoot of hanfu called “hanyuansu/汉元素”, which refers to designs that utilize elements from traditional hanfu. Here are some of my suggestions/inspiration for incorporating hanfu style:
1) Shortening sleeves and/or hemlines can produce a more “modern” look.
2) Layer on a Beizi/褙子 (jacket) - Beizi are extremely versatile, and come in all lengths and materials, for all seasons. (note: the pics below are “hanyuansu”; real hanfu doesn’t have modern pockets)
3) Put on a Banbi/半臂 (half-sleeve jacket) or Bijia/比甲 (sleeveless jacket) - Similar to Beizi, but with shorter/no sleeves, these can be worn like cardigans/t-shirts/vests. 1st row: banbi, 2nd row: bijia.
4) Hanfu skirts - Try wearing a hanfu skirt with your outfit. Left: Ming Dynasty-style, Right: Tang Dynasty-style.
5) Song-style pants/宋裤 - These pants were popular with women during the Song Dynasty. Try adding them to your outfit. (note: the right pic is a modified, “shorts” version)
6) Doupeng/斗篷 (cloaks/capes) make a nice accessory during the colder months, and come in various lengths and designs.
These are only just a few ways to incorporate hanfu elements; there are a lot more ideas and designs out there. I hope this helps in providing inspiration :)
(edit: links to clothing are in this post)
芥子记/Jieziji’s Hanfu (han chinese clothing) and Hair Ornament collection. The model is wearing Tang Dynasty-style chest-high ruqun/襦裙.
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One more post from kimono shop “Double Maison”! These are very modern and cute takes on haori (kimono jackets).
We are in a turbulent era, and the reality is that the old ways no longer work.
However… one thing that never changes is change.
The reality is that because we have always changed unwaveringly, we experience both growth and decline.
These are the inevitable course of human society.
In other words, the current era is just one page in that process.
Have a nice day💙
Wallpaper - Bedroom
Medium-sized eclectic loft-style bedroom photo with white walls and terra cotta tile, brown floor, tray ceiling, and wallpaper.
Deck - Contemporary Deck Deck - huge contemporary backyard deck idea with a fire pit and a roof extension
haven’t drawn in traditional other than school art for a long time lol so it’s pretty garbage as u can tell
this is a new oc i made idk what to call her tho
I finally finished this one! I mean,I always wanted a TMNT oc and when I've heard about new cartoon,I couldn't resist!
Shrimp and Sugar Snap Peas Anyone can look like a gourmet chef with this quick and simple pasta dish that has a little bite to it. To suit your own taste for heat, adjust the chili oil.
Fried Shrimp Spring Rolls Try these pan-fried Asian inspired shrimp spring rolls for lunch, or slice them in bite-sized pieces for a tasty, crunchy appetizer.
Asian - Spicy Indian Chicken Curry Yummy