Naoko mikami (33 resultados)

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. Wisdom of the Shoguns: Valuable Life Lessons from Japan's Greatest Warriors. Book.

Hardback. Condición: New. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration- with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. …

Hardback. Condición: New. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration- with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 160 pages. 5.00x2.00x7.50 inches. In Stock.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity! In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate. Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos. It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration-- with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace: - Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)- Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)- Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)- Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)- There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)- Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page.…

Softcover/Paperback. Condición: New. Author: Mikami, Hiroko | Brand: Glasnevin Publishing | Number Of Pages: 168 | PartNumber: black & white illustrations | Release Date: 06-04-2015 | Details: Irish Theatre and Its Soundscapes comprises seven essays on the theme of theatre and sound, with each contributor building her or his arguments around either a piece or a couple of pieces of dramatic work by Irish authors. The editors, Hiroko Mikami and Naoko Yagi, have chosen to make the word 'soundscape' plural for the title of the book so that each of the seven essays would be read in its own mix of language, music, and sound effects. All the 'soundscapes' in the book nevertheless relate to one another in the sense that, and to borrow Emily Thompson's expression, they '[have] more to do with civilization than with nature.' This collection of 'soundscapes' should in due course evolve into a dynamic and interdisciplinary platform for our asking where Irish theatre is, where it has been, and in what direction it seems to be moving. Six of the seven essays are arranged according to the categories 'Songs and Music'and 'A Confined Space,' while an essay on Samuel Beckett 's Krapp's Last Tape divides one category from the other. In 'Songs and Music' are essays on Tom Murphy's Conversations on a Homecoming, Brian Friel's Performances, and Frank McGuinness's Mutabilitie and Speaking Like Magpies. 'A Confined Space' features essays on Murphy's The House, Paula Meehan's Cell, and Patricia Burke Brogan's Eclipsed and Stained Glass at Samhain. | EAN: 9781908689283 | Model: black & white illustrations | Languages: English | Binding: paperback | Item Condition: New.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Hardback. Condición: New. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration- with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. In the Age of the Shoguns, great leaders were philosophers whose strength was measured not just by the sword but by patience, wisdom and moral clarity!In the wake of the Emmy Award-winning Shogun series, interest in Japan's ancient Samurai culture has never been higher. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate.Through the words of legendary warriors such as Tokugawa Ieyasu, Miyamoto Musashi and Oda Nobunaga, this volume contains the distilled wisdom of leaders whose greatness was forged in battle. It offers timeless lessons in how to act with integrity and compassion, and how to find stillness and calm amidst chaos.It can be read as a series of daily meditations for quiet inspiration with voices from Japan's past illuminating a path forward in your own life toward greater awareness, discipline and inner peace:Burdens shape a person: a life without weight brings nothing (Tokugawa Ieyasu)Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world (Miyamoto Musashi)Every person has their strengths and weaknesses (Maeda Toshiie)Do what you don't want to do first (Takeda Shingen)There is no such thing as absolute (Oda Nobunaga)Treat what is heavy as if it were light (Hosokawa Fujikata)The quotations in this collection are presented by artist Naoko Mikami, and each one is accompanied by her elegant works of calligraphy which bring the words in each saying to life on the page. This book offers a bridge between their world and ours with a collection of sayings drawn from the turbulent final years of Japan's Warring States period and the dawn of the Shogunate. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…