Core Kyoto Season 8 Episode 12
Overview:
The five seasonal festivals to drive out evil originate in Yin and Yang philosophy. The most important is the Double Ninth festival on September 9, the largest, single-digit odd number. Chrysanthemums, a medicinal herb, are used for purification in the 1,000-year-old longevity rituals; hence, the festival's name. A chrysanthemum-boy doll, Noh plays, children's sumo, and floss-adorned chrysanthemums. Discover how the Chrysanthemum Festival has taken on new significance during the pandemic.
Genre : Documentary
Actors : Gary Tegler
Release Date : 2020-10-22
Duration : 28 menit
Rating : ⭐ 0/10 (0 votes)
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Other Episodes (Season 8)
1. New Wave Dyeing: The Challenge for Innovation Within Tradition
2. Popular Noh: A Spiritual Art Fosters Connections
3. The Culture of Gift Giving: Beautiful Etiquette Strengthens Relationships
4. Bamboo Innovation: Creative, Pliable and Sustainable
5. Kyoto Accessories: Wearable Works of Art
6. Kyoto Glasswork: The Elegant Sparkle of Craftsmanship
7. Kyoto Amulets: The Embodiment of Prayers for Happiness
8. Fudo Myo-o: The Enduring Power of a Wrathful Deity
9. Nouveau Confections: A Feast for the Eyes, Mouth, and Mind
10. Vogue Kimono: Fashion in Evolution
11. Ogawa Jihei Gardens: Beauty Soothes and Nourishes the Soul
12. The Double Ninth Festival: Beautiful Chrysanthemums Grant Longevity
13. Conversations: A Potter and a Kyogen Actor
14. Miyamoto Musashi: Sword Mastery in the Ancient Capital
15. Warding Off Epidemics: Heartfelt Prayers for Safety
16. Nouveau Lacquerware: Vibrant Dazzling Beauty
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