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Iki (aesthetics)

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204:), described courtesans (the beautiful but fleeting flowers) and geisha (the resilient willow, often bending in fierce weather but never snapping) as contrasting elements, with geisha embodying loyalty to their patrons. This concept came to embody geisha so entirely that rival political factions often patronised entirely different geisha quarters, with the geisha of each staying loyal to their customers. Geisha, alongside rogue warriors, also became the common subject of many kabuki plays revolving around duty versus one's own feelings. 1144: 128:
By too flagrant a display of his affluence, a townsman ran the risk of having his wealth confiscated. A merchant's home therefore was likely to have had an unassuming exterior, yet to have been full of treasures. He might have worn a sober, plain wool kimono – with an exquisite silk lining. Opulence
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by those officially lower in the social hierarchy as a way of preserving the status of the upper classes; this included edicts of dress preventing the lower classes from visibly appearing to be above their social class. Though dress edicts had little impact on much of the working classes, who had
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also encompasses ideals of spontaneity and originality, with it being considered stylish to appear spontaneous and carefree, even if the efforts undertaken to appear as such happen to be considerably involved; a lack of self-consciousness, and being considered naturally, casually chic are core
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is commonly used in both conversation and writing, having had a lasting effect on the development and continuation of Japanese aesthetics in the modern day, despite not necessarily being considered exclusive of other categories of Japanese aesthetic concepts and ideals, such as
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little access to wealth allowing them to purchase new and expensive silk kimono, the merchant classes – socially impoverished but monetarily powerful – were directly hit by these laws, as changes had, over time, led them to control much of Japan's economy.
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ideal of subdued displays of taste and/or wealth, with an emphasis on belying, on first glance, the efforts taken to appear stylish. It is thought to have originated amongst the
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as an expression of the now-underground nature of the merchant classes' wealth; to obey the law was too safe, and to blatantly flout it too dangerous, leading to the rise of
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is not used to describe natural phenomena, but may be expressed in an appreciation of natural beauty, or of nature of human beings. The writings of author
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can be said to reference a highly cultivated (but not necessarily solemn) sensibility, or a refined understanding of a particular matter.
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sensibility resists being construed within the context of overly specific rules about what could be considered as vulgar or uncouth.
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is considered to be an expression of carefully calculated simplicity, the ideal being that a mundane appearance would be considered
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sometimes involves excessive obsession and cultural (but not academic) pedantry, and in this case, it differs from
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but not identical, reflecting various regional differences. The contexts of their usages are also different.
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can also refer to situations/objects. In both ideals, the property of refinement is not academic in nature.
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Despite this, individual warriors considered to be upper class came to be depicted commonly as embodying
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The Structure of Detachment: the Aesthetic Vision of Kuki Shūzō with a translation of "Iki no kōzō."
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in the context of the viewer's understanding of the effort undertaken to achieve the result.
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is used, for example, in knowing how to properly appreciate (eat) Japanese cuisines (
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Sometimes misunderstood in the West as the archetypal or stereotypical aesthetics of
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During the Edo period, a number of edicts were passed by the ruling samurai classes
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is instead a cornerstone of traditional Japanese aesthetic appeal and thought. Both
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may exhibit traits of other aesthetics in a direct and unabashed manner.
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In this way, both the samurai and lower working classes were considered
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is more focused in knowledge, it may be considered superficial from an
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through their clear and unflinching writing style. In contrast, author
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may be considered the antithesis of other Japanese aesthetics such as
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Japanese aesthetical ideal of subdued expressions of taste and wealth
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became widespread in modern intellectual circles through the book
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can be transferred from person to person in form of "tips." As
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and a neo-hierarchy within a specific societal peer group.
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Yoshiwara: The Glittering World of the Japanese Courtesan.
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Geisha: A Unique World of Tradition, Elegance, and Art.
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Geisha: A Unique World of Tradition, Elegance, and Art
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Words and phrases with no direct English translation
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Index

TSU (disambiguation)
aesthetical
merchant classes
Edo
Tokyo
Edo period
Japan
Japanese culture
geisha
kimono
restricting expressions of material wealth
dogwhistle
devoid
giri
kabuki
Geisha
The Structure of Iki
Kuki Shūzō
wabi-sabi
kawaii
Murakami Haruki
Kawabata Yasunari
sushi
tempura
soba
Yabo
Yabo
Kamigata
Kansai
kanji

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