latest updates: japan

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  2011

  Aug 7
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  My favorite cafe in Tokyo, Japan.
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  2011

  Apr 14
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  My moleskine art of the Japanese Cherry Blossoms
  tags: Flower | japan | japanese | Tokyo
   
• 
  2011

  Apr 6
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  Rose garden [My moleskine art]
  I stamped an eraser stamp on the moleskine sketchbook. I wondered what to draw. I draw roses on this.

  tags: japan | Japanease | rose
   
• 
  2011

  Mar 30
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  My holiday lunch time

  I drew the scenes that my lunch times on my moleskine sketch book. The lunch time is very important for my lovely life. I’m Japanese, so I love Japanese foods. And, I like Italian foods, Chinese foods, Western dishes and Fusion cuisines. Today, I ate the wheat noodle with tempura. The wheat noodle is “UDON ” in Japanese. This was very good. On weekday, I usually take a lunch near my office. On holiday, sometime I have brunch on my house. These illustration is my holiday lunch menu.

  tags: japan | japanese | lunch | stabilo
   
• 
  2010

  Dec 17
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  mugitea

  

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  I loved seeing all of these beautiful stray cats receiving some dry food on a cold day.
  Kyoto, Japan
  Philosopher’s Walk

  Oil pen and watercolor

  tags: japan | Kyoto | Linda Bachrach | Philosopher's Walk | watercolor sketch
   
• 
  2010

  Dec 11
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  This is one of the 88 miniature temples on a mountain path behind Ninna-Ji in Kyoto.
  I stopped momentarily to catch my breath and do this quick sketch of a charming little six sided temple. This is a mini pilgrimage for those who cannot do the real one on Shikoku. It is called Hachiju Hakkasho and is a lovely hike off the beaten tourist path.

  watercolor and oil pen

  tags: 88 temple pilgrimage | japan | Kyoto | Ninna-Ji
   
• 
  2010

  Dec 9
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  I have always been fascinated by these stone images in Japan. The peaceful faces, the red bibs and the wool hats are so charming. This group sits in the cemetery of a small temple behind the Kyoto Okura Hotel. I visit them twice a year.

  watercolor and oil pen

  tags: buddhist priests | cemetery | japan | jizo | Kyoto | Linda Bachrach
   
• 
  2010

  Dec 5
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  Motif of Japan

  tags: japan | Kyoto | stabilo
   
• 
  2010

  Sep 1
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  tags: calligraphy | japan | mask | samurai | warrior
   
• 
  2010

  Jul 3
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  A little map I made of an exquisitely beautiful walk I took in the Sagano district of Arashiyama, Kyoto. It is a preservation district and a little off the beaten tourist path, but well worth the time and effort. I want to do this walk again in the fall season.
  Watercolor and ink

  tags: japan | Kyoto | Linda Bachrach | Sagano Preservation District