Japanese Calligraphy (Shodo書道) Class Near Asakusa/Ueno
This is where our Japanese Calligraphy teacher(sensei) shows you how to draw a variety of Kanji from her calligraphy school in Tokyo.
If you want to learn Japanese Calligraphy in person, visit our home page to read more about our classes and schedule.
The Japanese symbol for strength or power; 力 (chikara) is one of the most popular kanji tattoos to get. It’s also a very easy character to tackle when you are
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Sometimes we get asked; “What is the difference between Shodo and Japanese / East Asian Calligraphy?” The answer is simple, there is no difference, it’s just two ways of referring
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Before you start out and learn how to hold a calligraphy brush, it’s important to get to the right place mentally. Japanese and Chinese calligraphy is an art that requires
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Have you ever wondered how to do Japanese Calligraphy for the Kanji for wind? Check out the video of our teacher from Tokyo Calligraphy School uses her expert technique to
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Have you ever wondered how to write the kanji for love? In this video, our Sensei Kaneko Youshun, shows you exactly how to do write it from start to finish.
Continue readingHow To Write The Kanji (Japanese Character) For Love 「愛」- Video