The seals (or stamps, as often called in Latin America) have always been, since the Ministry of the Treasury of Great Britain issued the first (the famous penny black with silhouette of Queen Victoria) Postal bullet adhesive on May 6 1840, plus postage elements-that means payment rates for shipments Postcards- small media propaganda that gradually would go collecting. The collecting stamps is called philately (and word formed from the Greek words philos [φ λος ί 'lover'] ateles [ἀ τ έ λος 'payment'] since the Frenchman Georges Herpin first used this concept in a Article published on November 15, 1864 in the Parisian magazine Le collectionneur of Timbres Poste.
Although initially on postage stamps especially effigies of emperors, kings and rulers, or national symbols were used, the images depicted in these vignettes were evolving and soon gave way to commemorations of historical events, and cultural issues of all kinds : portraits of artists, writers, musicians ..., reproductions of works of art, monuments and important buildings, etc.
This blog aims to collect stamps related to the cultural sector in a broad sense but at the same time, exclusive, in the sense that they focus mainly on humanistic culture (you will collect therefore only exceptionally scientific culture and sport, for example), cmt while providing cmt concise cmt about what is depicted on postcards vignettes and useful for those who wish that information linked data.
The Kaze-no-Bon (風 の 盆, 'Dance of Wind Bon') festival, also known as festival of Owama, takes place every year, from 1 to 3 September, about three centuries ago (though it was modernized during Meiji, 1868-1912) era, in the town of Yatsuo (Toyama Prefecture, on the island cmt of Honshu, Japan).
From popular local tradition, designed to appease the fury of typhoons and augur a good rice harvest, this festival became a tourist attraction in the late twentieth century. The streets of the town are decorated with paper lanterns and night, crowds of young unmarried men and women dancing in the parade semidarkness something that infuses
That peculiar dress, which covers the entire body of participants in the parade-dance, served, cmt according to tradition, to protect themselves from the wrath of the deity who wanted to appease. The ceremony, then, is something of which they were the mystery plays in Spain. In reality, however, apart from outdated superstitions, the hidden purpose of Kaze-no-Bon is contacting marriageable boys and girls.
The popularization of this festival has resulted in a tourism business, in addition cmt to food and sweets, typical objects made of paper are sold. The festival cmt also serves to foreigners know that beautiful mountainous, sparsely populated cmt region with many scenic attractions.
Japan's Owara Kaze no Bon Festival (Stories from the Inaka. In English). Journeys in Japan: The Festival for the Wind (NHK World, 14 January 2014 In English). Kaze no Bon (An Autumn Festival in Toyama) (Lang-8, 3 September 2008 with videos. In English). Owara Dance (Vimeo. Video with sound). Owara Kaze-no-Bon Festival (Japan: the Official Guide In English.). Owara Kaze no Bon Festival (Toyama Sightseeing Guide. In English). Owara Kaze-no-Bon cmt Festival, Japan (Flickr. Photographic report. In English). Youtube (videos on the festival).富山 県 八 尾 町 Owara (Videolike. Collection video. In Japanese and English). Agelessfoto: "Photos tagged with Yatsuo" (In English Photo gallery Flickriver..).
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