Shin-Gyou-Sou(真行草)
Shin-Gyou-Sou is styles of Japanese aesthetics: Shin is formal, Sou is casual and Gyou is between them. For example, temple's building is formal and Shin. A tea house is casual and Sou. The following paths are in Katsura Imperial Villa and in Daitokuji. The path of Shin style is often used at temples and the Sou is used at teahouses and villas.
This is Shin(真) style. Location by Google Map
This is Gyou(行) style. Location by Google Map
This is Sou(草) style. Location by Google Map
posted by Unknown @ 8:11 PM
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4 Comments:
very original, thank you for your blog so instructive
We feel strange like a fish out of water
again something special from you Macky...:)
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Thank you for enjoying my blog:-)) Kado, Japanese flower arrangement, also has the same three styles as this.
very interesting and they look pretty as usual..thanks for sharing!
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