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How social change led to an energetic culture Japan: Edo Culture How social change led to an energetic culture

Edo: 18th Century

Social Divisions 1. Samurai (lit. “those who serve) 2. Farmers 3. Chonin (Townsfolk) Artisans Merchants

Samurai

Lifestyle Music Poetry Art: Homes & Armor Slow, Focused Temple Instruments Poetry Waka, Tanka Art: Kanno School Homes & Armor

Samurai Music Slow Shakuhachi Shamisen Small-size Zen Feel Koto

From Hidden Behind Leaves “The way of the warrior (bushido) is to find a way to die. If a choice is given between life and death, the samurai must choose death. There is no more meaning beyond this. (1716)

Poetry & Literature Noh Drama Waka & Tanka Poems Death Poems Introspective Death Poems Tale of the Heike Haiku Chrysanthemum silence - monk sips his morning tea

Samurai Tanka There is no leisure in a life of indolence That should be left to the birds and the bees There is seclusion even in a crowd Tranquility in the streets of a town The mountain clouds are free from worldly attachments They come and go of themselves How can the place to bury one’s bones Be limited to the green mountains?

Samurai Art Symbolic of Power Expensive Traditional Kanno School

Armor Practice every day Armor reactive Weapons Not static Sign of status

Himeji Castle

Farmers

Farmer Music Folk styles Voice only Shamisen, kokyu

Farmer’s Lives Clothing food 1643 - “Concerning farmers’ clothing in accordance with the previous bakufu edict, the village headman and his family may wear silk, pongee, linen, and cotton. Lower village officials may only wear linen or cotton. . .

Chonin

Chonin Life Lowest Station Most money & time Music Art Drama Literature Activities

Chonin Music Koto, Shamisen, Shakuhachi, Voice More energy Parlors of wealthy More energy Blend of peasant & samurai forms

Chonin Art Ukiyo-e Centered on pleasure quarters Lively, colorful Encompassed many subjects pleasure business religion

Drama: Kabuki Kabuki Okuni temple dances move to male-only actors atmosphere in the theater fame of actors

Sharaku Print

Utamaro Print