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online resources for students of Japanese religions and material culture
- * Creative Commons
- * Wiki Commons
- ARTSTOR (JSTOR's beautiful cousin)
- Kyoto National Museum
- Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint Site (DR9 is the inspiration behind JRels this year--see if you can figure out the secrets of the course)
- Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture (including links to open-access journals)
- New York Public Library Digital Archive (open-access image archive)
- Onmark Productions (photo archive)
- The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
- The Edo-Tokyo Museum
- The Osaka Human Rights Museum
- Tokyo National Museum
- Willow found this very useful online Encyclopedia of Shinto, a project of Kokugakuin University
- Willow recommends this site for anyone interested in Japanese monsters.
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- Ringo or Taiko?
- Rocks Rock.
- The Kimono
- Bashō and Haiku
- Can you pass the salt, please?
- The Heartbeat of Japan
- Sake Objects
- Tea in a Japanese Tea Ceremony
- Origami (2)
- Origami (1)
- The Samurai Sword
- Our starting point for class today...
- The Japanese Death Poem (Jisei)
- Shishi (Stone Lion)
- RICE: A Passageway to the Deities.
- Komainu: Guardians of the Shrine
- The Imperial Regalia: Sanshu no Jingi 三種の神器
- Haniwa – Those mysterious sculptures
- Chopsticks (2)
- Chopsticks (1)
- Talking Trash in Japan
- Mikoshi: Miniaturization of the Shinto Shrine
- What you want to know more about.
- Daruma Dolls!
- The Suwa Pillar Festival: What a Tree-t!
- Bullseye! The Art of Archery in Shinto Ceremony
- From water to stone… The solidification of Mizuko ...
- I have a bunch of really cool blog assignments to ...
- Kanpai! (Cheers!)
- Shimenawa: A Spelling Dilemma
- (This seasonal post is from Kidist. Thank you Kidi...
- Shimenawa
- Fun with Fundoshi
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