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Lanterns were first made during the Muromachi Period.
I still put the ancient candle holder inside the lantern.
There are about 40 people who paint in Tokyo today.
The name is really simple.
So if you just keep on doing the process, you start to see what the teacher is really doing.
So people who wish to paint them freehand don't have the opportunity to practice that.
The words on the lanterns and the Senja-fuda characters are similar in the use of their brush, and their thickness.
In the writing class of the early days, I think the old people today know that people often said, "don't do the Chochin-ya!"
But lanterns have white background, so things have to be the opposite for that.
For making lanterns used in Bon festivals, I rub down the ink stick myself because the luster is better with ink.
The interview with the craftman is available for those who read Japanese. Enjoy it!
- Japanese Interview -
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