A third grade class identifies major influences on Japanese art, traditional art forms, and common processes and materials.

Includes information on the art and its history. Also explains what distinguishes good calligraphy from bad.

Enter the world of Japanese creativity, and learn how to make a Japanese garden or an origami crane.

Introduces a traditional form of Japanese theater.

Kirie is the cutout picture. The work which the author made is exhibited.

Introduces the required tools and the three styles of character formation.

Learn about the art of these Japanese tea kettles.

Reports, photo galleries, and Flash animations introduce visitors to the traditional Japanese arts, including sculpture, paintings, practical arts, gardens, architecture, and origami.

Library of congress exhibition. Feels shadows, dreams, and substance, and explores Japanese art of the 17th to 19th centuries.

Gallery of photographs portray a variety of social, cultural, and economic trends in Japan's leading city. Includes pictures focused on architecture, people, nature, and transportation.

Provides a short history of lacquer ware, tells how it is produced, explains how to take care of it, and includes pictures of finished products.