Tuesday, May 21, 2:00pm - 3:00pm (EDT)
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In this lecture we will delve into the theme of childhood, a topic of major importance for Japanese traditions and celebrations. With a particular focus on the iconic Boys' Day festival celebrated in May, we uncover the rich cultural significance and symbolism surrounding childhood in Japan. From the elaborate displays of koinobori (carp streamers) to the revered samurai dolls, we examine how Boys' Day festivities reflect values of courage, strength, and familial pride. Beyond the festival, we will examine broader cultural aspects of childhood in Japan, exploring traditional customs, educational practices, and societal expectations. Through a blend of historical insights, cultural anecdotes, and visual presentations, this lecture offers an exciting journey into the world of Japanese childhood and its enduring impact on the nation's cultural identity.
In this lecture we will delve into the theme of childhood, a topic of major importance for Japanese traditions and celebrations. With a particular focus on the iconic Boys' Day festival celebrated in May, we uncover the rich cultural significance and symbolism surrounding childhood in Japan. From the elaborate displays of koinobori (carp streamers) to the revered samurai dolls, we examine how Boys' Day festivities reflect values of courage, strength, and familial pride. Beyond the festival, we will examine broader cultural aspects of childhood in Japan, exploring traditional customs, educational practices, and societal expectations. Through a blend of historical insights, cultural anecdotes, and visual presentations, this lecture offers an exciting journey into the world of Japanese childhood and its enduring impact on the nation's cultural identity.
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