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Shoukouin(Author)
 Original text before translation
承香院(著)
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JAN:9784798177885
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JAN:9784798177885
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Format:B5
Number of pages:256 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Format:Book (paper)
Year of manufacture: 2024
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| People of the Heian period can be felt realistically, reproduced in photographs [picture scrolls] . [The middle of the Heian period (794-1185) was a time when many of the classics that are familiar to us today, especially Heian literature, such as The Pillow Book and The Tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari), were written. This was the period when the Heian culture, represented by the so-called "juni-hitoe" (twelve-layered kimono), flourished. The buildings called "shinden-zukuri," the color scheme of attacks, and the loose-fitting silhouettes of costumes are the images of the Heian period that many people imagine, and are sometimes mentioned in classical classes. But what were the aristocrats of the Heian period actually like in their daily lives, and how comfortable were their beautiful costumes? What were the aristocrats depicted in the picture scrolls like? Of course, they were people just like us. They go to the bathroom and eat. They were sometimes sick, and sometimes they were healthy and enjoyed sports. A thousand years ago, people just like us were working, studying, eating, and falling in love. In this book, various scenes depicted in picture scrolls of the Heian period, such as [The Tale of Genji Picture Scroll] and [Picture Scroll of Annual Events], are reproduced with photographs that make them seem as real as possible. The Jouka-in picture scrolls are woven around the life of the mysterious Heian aristocrat [Jouka-in], including his service to the Imperial Court, playing kemari, glimpses of his wife, working and relaxing, etc. The pictures are designed to give a realistic picture of the Heian people and their culture. The "Shoko-in Emaki" is a realistic and enjoyable way to learn about Heian people and their culture. The book also provides basic knowledge of Heian culture and, in particular, abundant photographs of costumes of mid-Heian period specifications that the author has actually reproduced based on records. Full-body photos of people wearing the costumes are shown from a variety of angles, and many poses commonly depicted in picture scrolls are also included. The book is also a useful reference for illustrators, as they can observe the wrinkles and disarray in the costumes as a result of actually wearing and moving in the postures seen in the picture scrolls. The end of the book includes a discussion with Sunao Katabuchi, one of Japan's leading animation film directors, and Dr. Kazuhiro Kuramoto, a leading scholar of ancient Japanese history and paleography. This is a book that will broadly familiarize readers with the Heian culture in a fun and visual way. [About the Author] Joko-in Temple Practical researcher of the culture of the Heian period* and its surroundings. He conducts his own research while practicing Heian-period costume and culture. She sews and wears costumes mainly from the mid-Heian period, reconstructs and makes various objects by herself, plays musical instruments, looks at picture scrolls, loves flowers, and composes waka poems, and pursues a realistic image of the mid-Heian period by experiencing it with her own body. |
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[The middle of the Heian period (794-1185) was a time when many of the classics that are familiar to us today, especially Heian literature, such as The Pillow Book and The Tale of Genji (Genji Monogatari), were written. This was the period when the Heian culture, represented by the so-called "juni-hitoe" (twelve-layered kimono), flourished. The buildings called "shinden-zukuri," the color scheme of attacks, and the loose-fitting silhouettes of costumes are the images of the Heian period that many people imagine, and are sometimes mentioned in classical classes.
But what were the aristocrats of the Heian period actually like in their daily lives, and how comfortable were their beautiful costumes? What were the aristocrats depicted in the picture scrolls like? Of course, they were people just like us. They go to the bathroom and eat. They were sometimes sick, and sometimes they were healthy and enjoyed sports. A thousand years ago, people just like us were working, studying, eating, and falling in love.
In this book, various scenes depicted in picture scrolls of the Heian period, such as [The Tale of Genji Picture Scroll] and [Picture Scroll of Annual Events], are reproduced with photographs that make them seem as real as possible. The Jouka-in picture scrolls are woven around the life of the mysterious Heian aristocrat [Jouka-in], including his service to the Imperial Court, playing kemari, glimpses of his wife, working and relaxing, etc. The pictures are designed to give a realistic picture of the Heian people and their culture. The "Shoko-in Emaki" is a realistic and enjoyable way to learn about Heian people and their culture.
The book also provides basic knowledge of Heian culture and, in particular, abundant photographs of costumes of mid-Heian period specifications that the author has actually reproduced based on records. Full-body photos of people wearing the costumes are shown from a variety of angles, and many poses commonly depicted in picture scrolls are also included. The book is also a useful reference for illustrators, as they can observe the wrinkles and disarray in the costumes as a result of actually wearing and moving in the postures seen in the picture scrolls. The end of the book includes a discussion with Sunao Katabuchi, one of Japan's leading animation film directors, and Dr. Kazuhiro Kuramoto, a leading scholar of ancient Japanese history and paleography. This is a book that will broadly familiarize readers with the Heian culture in a fun and visual way.
[About the Author]
Joko-in Temple
Practical researcher of the culture of the Heian period* and its surroundings. He conducts his own research while practicing Heian-period costume and culture. She sews and wears costumes mainly from the mid-Heian period, reconstructs and makes various objects by herself, plays musical instruments, looks at picture scrolls, loves flowers, and composes waka poems, and pursues a realistic image of the mid-Heian period by experiencing it with her own body.
『枕草子』や『源氏物語』など、現代でも親しまれている古典文学、特に平安王朝文学が数多く書かれた平安時代中期。いわゆる十二単に代表される平安文化が花開いた時代です。古典の授業で触れることもあり、寝殿造りと呼ばれる建物や襲の色目、ゆったりとしたシルエットの装束などは多くの人が想像している平安時代のイメージでもあります。
でも、平安時代の貴族達は実際にはどんな日常を暮らしていて、美しい装束はどんな着心地だったのでしょうか？絵巻物に描かれた貴族たちは、どのような人々だったのでしょうか？当然ですが、彼らも私たちと同じ人です。トイレにも行き、食事もします。病気で体調を崩すこともあれば、元気にスポーツを楽しむこともあったのです。千年前にも、私たちと同じ人々が仕事をしたり勉強をしたり、食事をしたり、恋をしたりしていたのです。
この本では、「源氏物語絵巻」や「年中行事絵巻」など、平安時代の絵巻物に描かれた様々な場面をできるだけリアルに感じられるような写真で再現しました。朝廷への出仕や蹴鞠、垣間見、働いたりくつろいだりする女房達など、謎の平安貴族「承香院」の暮らしを軸に織りなす「承香院絵巻」。平安人と文化をリアルに楽しく知ることができます。
また、平安文化についての基礎知識や、特に、記録を元に著者がこれまでに実際に再現した平安時代中期の仕様の装束についても豊富な写真を添えて解説。装束を着用した全身写真は様々なアングルを掲載し、絵巻物によく描かれるポーズもたくさん掲載しています。実際に着て動き、絵巻物に見られる姿勢になることによってできる、装束の皺や乱れまで観察でき、イラストを描く方にも参考にしていただけます。巻末には、日本を代表するアニメーション映画監督である片渕須直監督、日本古代史や古記録学の第一線で活躍する倉本一宏先生との対談も収録。平安文化について広く楽しくビジュアルでも親しんでいただける、こだわりの一冊です。
〈著者紹介〉
承香院（じょうこういん）
平安時代・周辺文化実践研究家。平安時代の装束や文化を実践しながら独自に研究。平安中期を中心とした装束を縫って着る、様々なものを復元し自作する、楽器を奏で、絵巻を眺め、花を愛で、和歌を詠み、自分の体で体感することでリアルな平安時代中期の姿を日々探求している。