Learning Target 729 I can trace the emergence of the Japanese nation during the Nara and Heian period The Heian Period Golden Age of Arts Before this time Japan got ideas from China and Korea ID: 646883
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Chapter 9
Japan: Heian PeriodSlide2
Learning Target 7.29
I can trace the emergence of the Japanese nation during the Nara and Heian period.Slide3
The Heian Period = Golden Age of Arts
Before this time Japan
got ideas from China and Korea.
During this time
there was more Japanese art and culture.
After this time
Japan had a military society.Slide4
Heian Period
Heian (now Kyoto) was the capital.
Many royals moved there.Slide5
Social Position in the Heian Court
Your social rank depended on the family
you came
from.Slide6
What does your rank say about you?
Higher rank = more servants, more fan folds, colors for robes
Lower rank = harsher punishments
Nobles and common people did not hang out with each otherSlide7
Court Life in Heian
Nobles seldom left the city.
They spent time creating art and watching performances.
b3Slide8
Literature
Poems about love or nature.
N
ovels and journals were written by Japanese noble women.
The world’s first full-length novel,
The Tale of the
Genji
, was written by Lady
Murasaki
Shikibu
.Slide9
Art
Watercolor paintings
Story illustrations
Painted fans
Calligraphy (decorative writing)
Architecture (building design)
B4,5,6,7Slide10
b2Slide11
Performing Arts
Japanese nobles watched different kinds of performers.
They had plays using puppets.
Later, plays had live actors.Slide12
Fashion
Men and women wore kimonos (silk robes), had gold jewelry, and painted fans.
Women wore long gowns with 12 layers of colored silk. Every layer could be seen.Slide13
Appearance and Beauty
Women
Round face
Tiny mouth
White make-up
Blackened teeth
Painted-on eyebrows (natural ones were shaved)
Hair longer than a woman was tall
Men
White make-up
Blackened teeth (sometimes)
Pointed beard
Sleep only at night
because a person is uglier
when lying down.Slide14
The Fashionable Heian Woman
Based on the descriptions of fashion, appearance, and beauty during the Heian period,
draw and color
a fashionable Heian woman with all of the characteristics described. Slide15Slide16Slide17
Sources
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/147220045/The-Heian-Periodppt
http://www.slideshare.net/KatieVanko/heian-kyo
http://www.gmsdk12.org/Downloads/Japan%20Lesson5ppt.pdf
https://prezi.com/-l1ouxgdu_ol/copy-of-heian-kyo-the-heart-of-japans-golden-age/
http://
lilsuika.deviantart.com/art/Fashionable-Lady-of-Heian-Fujiwara-Japan-460710206