【書道を学ぶなら知っておきたい】弘法大師「空海」のこと！"Kukai" is a historical figure who developed Japanese calligraphy.

Did you know that Kobo Daishi, also known as Kukai, contributed greatly to the development of Japanese calligraphy? Active in the early Heian period and known as the founder of Shingon Buddhism, Kukai is also famous as one of the "Three Great Calligraphers" in the history of Japanese calligraphy. In this video, we'll cover basic knowledge about Kukai that calligraphy students should know as part of their education, demonstrate a copy of the famous National Treasure "Fushincho," and demonstrate rare calligraphy in the Hihaku style. While reviewing what you learned in junior high and high school, we'll also introduce Kukai's writings found in the lesser-known "Henjo Hachisho Reishu"! Calligraphy doesn't end with calligraphy practice. By strengthening your knowledge, you may be able to draw lines that you couldn't draw before. Let's acquire a wide range of historical knowledge and culture, and pass on Japanese culture to the next generation! [Instagram] *Please follow us!   / doi_kousyu   [Calligraphy Teacher Doi Koushu's Channel] Want to learn calligraphy, but are nervous about heading straight to a class? Why not take a peek into the world of calligraphy in a relaxed atmosphere? We offer introductory calligraphy lessons for everyone from preschoolers just starting to learn how to write to older adults looking to relearn calligraphy. Many other calligraphy-related videos are available on the "Channel" page. Please subscribe to our channel and watch. ⇒   / @japanese_calligrapher   [Questions and Advice Available] If you're having trouble with calligraphy or studying, we're happy to offer individual advice, so please feel free to leave your questions in the comments! Self-taught calligraphy students are also welcome to take advantage of this opportunity. Thank you for visiting. Welcome to the world of Japanese calligraphy. This video explains Japanese calligraphy. It is a traditional culture that has been around for a thousand years. Please enjoy this historic Japanese culture. #AllAboutSaichoandTendaiSect #asmr #WeNeedCulture