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2025 will be Burning Japan's 12 occurrence. There is an expected attendance of 400-700 participants. | 2025 will be Burning Japan's 12 occurrence. There is an expected attendance of 400-700 participants. | ||
Please watch last year's event aftermovie to get a feel for the vibe. | Please check out the official website and watch last year's event aftermovie to get a feel for the vibe. <br> | ||
https://www.burningjapan.org/english-info/ | |||
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JuC5SGBCXg | https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JuC5SGBCXg | ||
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"Ukiyo," meaning "the floating world," represents the fleeting and impermanent nature of life, as well as the idea of savoring the present moment. Initially tied to Buddhist thought, it described life as transient and full of suffering. However, during the Edo period (1603-1868), with the rise of urban culture, its meaning shifted toward a more optimistic perspective: the transient nature of life makes it all the more important to enjoy its pleasures. This idea became linked to entertainment, including ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), kabuki, and the cultural spaces like brothels and theaters, blending impermanence with beauty and joy.<br> | "Ukiyo," meaning "the floating world," represents the fleeting and impermanent nature of life, as well as the idea of savoring the present moment. Initially tied to Buddhist thought, it described life as transient and full of suffering. However, during the Edo period (1603-1868), with the rise of urban culture, its meaning shifted toward a more optimistic perspective: the transient nature of life makes it all the more important to enjoy its pleasures. This idea became linked to entertainment, including ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), kabuki, and the cultural spaces like brothels and theaters, blending impermanence with beauty and joy.<br> | ||
==10 Principles== | ==10 Principles== | ||