Japan must be confident of its potential, cultivate its creativity and challenge the world.
Ukiyoe, a form of Edo-period drawing and woodblock printing, would probably not be viewed by the international community as a major Japanese art without masters Sharaku Toshusai and Utamaro Kitagawa.
At the beginning of 2011, we would like to consider the potential strength of Japan, which is said to have run out of steam.
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Japanese culture, mainly pop culture, has been drawing attention from the world for many years. Approximately 170,000 people visited the four-day Japan Expo held in the suburbs of Paris in July last year. In response to these moves, the government is considering measures to support "cool Japan."
However, the important thing is to foster people like Tsutaju, who can draw out people's vitality and potential abilities.
ViaMainichi News
