Kakizome

Kakizome (jap. 書き初め kakizome – „prvé písmo“) je japonská novoročná tradícia, ktorá spočíva v písaní prvého písma v novom roku, a to 2. januára. Ide skôr o písanie povzbudivých fráz v kandži, tradične štetcom^[1], pričom túto tradíciu v súčasnosti udržiavajú najmä žiaci,^[2]^[3] ktorí následne svoje rukopisy vystavujú v priestoroch školy.^[4]

Pozri aj upraviť

hatsumóde, prvá návšteva chrámu alebo svätyne v novom roku
šógacu (japonský Nový rok)

Referencie upraviť

↑ Taylor, Insup; Taylor, M. Martin (1995), Writing and literacy in Chinese, Korean and Japanese, Amsterdam; Philadelphia, PA: John Benjamins, str. 346, ISBN 1-55619-319-X, https://books.google.sk/books?id=WDw4gBaPjZgC&pg=PA346
↑ Hatori, Hirojoši; Jewel, Mark Herbert (c1992), „書き初め kakizome“, Saišin Kazuhide kógo džiten, Tokyo: Asahi Šuppanša, str. 1011, OCLC 647259300, „The first calligraphic brush writing of the new year, a ceremony held on the second day of the year. The custom is now largely limited to students of calligraphy.“
↑ „festivals“, Kodansha encyclopedia of Japan, 2 (1. vyd.), Tokyo: Kodansha, 1983, str. 259, ISBN 0-87011-622-3, „[Popis fotografie:] Children display the calligraphy they have just completed in a public observance in Tōkyō of kakizome, an annual New Year’s event marking one’s first formal writing of the year. Many individuals also observe kakizome in their homes, usually on 2 January.“
↑ Benjamin, Gail R. (1997), Japanese lessons : a year in a Japanese school through the eyes of an American anthropologist and her children, New York, NY; London: New York University Press, str. 119-120, ISBN 978-0-8147-1334-1, https://books.google.sk/books?id=JZM-AAAAQBAJ&pg=PA119, dost. 2022-01-02

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[1] Taylor, Insup; Taylor, M. Martin (1995), Writing and literacy in Chinese, Korean and Japanese, Amsterdam; Philadelphia, PA: John Benjamins, str. 346, ISBN 1-55619-319-X, https://books.google.sk/books?id=WDw4gBaPjZgC&pg=PA346

[2] Hatori, Hirojoši; Jewel, Mark Herbert (c1992), „書き初め kakizome“, Saišin Kazuhide kógo džiten, Tokyo: Asahi Šuppanša, str. 1011, OCLC 647259300, „The first calligraphic brush writing of the new year, a ceremony held on the second day of the year. The custom is now largely limited to students of calligraphy.“

[3] „festivals“, Kodansha encyclopedia of Japan, 2 (1. vyd.), Tokyo: Kodansha, 1983, str. 259, ISBN 0-87011-622-3, „[Popis fotografie:] Children display the calligraphy they have just completed in a public observance in Tōkyō of kakizome, an annual New Year’s event marking one’s first formal writing of the year. Many individuals also observe kakizome in their homes, usually on 2 January.“

[4] Benjamin, Gail R. (1997), Japanese lessons : a year in a Japanese school through the eyes of an American anthropologist and her children, New York, NY; London: New York University Press, str. 119-120, ISBN 978-0-8147-1334-1, https://books.google.sk/books?id=JZM-AAAAQBAJ&pg=PA119, dost. 2022-01-02

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