Starting with Chinese paintings, various Japanese and Chinese paintings
Kacho-ga is Japanese painting with motifs such as flowers, birds, plants, insects, aquatic life, and small animals. It is one of the genres originally systematized in China.
Sansui-ga is a painting of mountains, rivers, trees, and rocks. In a broad sense, it is considered a landscape painting, but it is characterized by expressing the landscape as a utopia rather than the actual landscape.
Buddhist and Shinto paintings Shinto and Buddhist paintings are paintings that depict gods and Buddha. In the first place, the hanging scroll was made for the purpose of "hanging and worshiping". At that time, there were few people who could read letters, so it spread.
Ink painting Suibokuga is a painting that uses only ink. It is characterized not only by lines, but also by expressing shading and light and shade with gradation techniques.
originally referred to the draft of an verse, but later the style of waka and haikai.
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