moon – Calligraphy by Vicky

月 (tsuki) “moon”

A Japanese calligraphy work using silver paint on a black background. There is one Japanese character which says "moon".

Next week is Moon Viewing Day (Night?) in many East Asian countries, including Japan. The first full moon in September is considered particularly clear and beautiful, much like the idea of a “harvest moon”. In Japan people celebrate this event by admiring the moon whilst eating white mochi dumplings.

月見 (Tsukimi) “moon-viewing”

A Japanese calligraphy work of 2 characters. The meaning is "moon viewing".

Monday was Moon Viewing Day in Japan. The full moon in autumn is considered particularly clear and beautiful, much like the idea of a “harvest moon”. 🎑 🌕 In Japan, Moon Viewing Day is celebrated by eating white dumplings. In China it is celebrated by eating mooncakes – pastries filled with lotus paste and aContinueContinue reading “月見 (Tsukimi) “moon-viewing””