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Exploring Emotions in Kojiki Through Aoki Shigeru's Artworks

Dive into the emotions between characters in Kojiki, depicted through Aoki Shigeru's paintings. Witness the marriages, love, and resurrection portrayed in Japanese mythology. Join a reading and discussion session to explore these fascinating narratives.

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Exploring Emotions in Kojiki Through Aoki Shigeru's Artworks

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  1. Reading the Kojiki—“What passes between two individuals”(reading for emotions that arise between individuals, mostly via Aoki Shigeru paintings) Izanami and Izanagi marry Po-wori and Toyo-tama-bime fall in love Opo-kuni-nushi is brought back to life Last saved: 1/2/2020

  2. Kojiki I:4 Izanami and Izanagi marry and make the Japanese islands. Reading in class, and discussion.

  3. Kojiki I:43 Love is born between Po-ori and the daughter of the sea diety. Read.

  4. Kojiki I:43 Aoki Shigeru depicts this passage in a painting ‘わだつみのいろこの宮 (1907) (Wadatumi no iroko no miya) (film clip).

  5. Kojiki I:22 Aoki Shigeru depicts the death of Opo-kuni-nushi in a painting “Onamuchi-o-mikoto (大穴牟知命)” (1905) Reading passage.

  6. Kojiki I:22 Aoki Shigeru depicts the death of Opo-kuni-nushi: “Onamuchi-o-mikoto (大穴牟知命)” (1905)

  7. Bibliography Donald L. Philippi, trans. Kojiki. University of Tokyo Press (Tokyo, 1968)

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