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Meiji at 150

Dr. Taka Oshikiri (University of the West Indies-Mona) Oshikiri, Taka; Grunow, Tristan

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In this episode, Dr. Oshikiri describes changes to the cultural significance of tea ceremony from the Tokugawa Period into the Meiji Period. We discuss the practice of tea ceremony in the Tokugawa period, the embracing of tea ceremony after the Restoration in the context of invented traditions and new social organizations in the Meiji Period, as well as the promotion of tea ceremony as a Japanese art form at international expositions to stimulate tea exports.

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Title	Dr. Taka Oshikiri (University of the West Indies-Mona)
AlternateTitle	Meiji at 150 (Podcast). Episode 78
Creator	Oshikiri, Taka; Grunow, Tristan
DateIssued	2018-11-17
Description	In this episode, Dr. Oshikiri describes changes to the cultural significance of tea ceremony from the Tokugawa Period into the Meiji Period. We discuss the practice of tea ceremony in the Tokugawa period, the embracing of tea ceremony after the Restoration in the context of invented traditions and new social organizations in the Meiji Period, as well as the promotion of tea ceremony as a Japanese art form at international expositions to stimulate tea exports.
Subject	Meiji period, 1868-1912; tea ceremony; national identity; world expos; invented traditions
GeographicLocation	Japan
Type	Sound
Language	eng
DateAvailable	2022-07-05
Provider	Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
Rights	Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
IsShownAt	10.14288/1.0415971
URI	http://hdl.handle.net/2429/81964
Affiliation	Arts, Faculty of; History, Department of; Non UBC
PeerReviewStatus	Unreviewed
ScholarlyLevel	Faculty
RightsURI	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
AggregatedSourceRepository	DSpace

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Oshikiri_T_Meiji150_Episode_078_2018.mp3 -- 24.19MB

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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International