0:45 Chapter 1 - Learning Calligraphy 1:33 What is calligraphy 2:57 Equipment 5:23 Posture 6:51 Chapter 2 - Basic Principle of Brush Strokes 7:40 Horizontal stroke 12:17 Vertical stroke 16:17 Vertical stroke style 2 16:53 Left diagonal sweeping stroke 21:00 Right diagonal stroke 24:12 Vertical stroke with a hook ending 27:05 Right rising diagonal stroke 29:18 Changing the basic corner style 31:15 Round corner 33:17 Changing the corner style 1 35:43 Changing the corner style 2 37:23 Changing the corner style 3 39:13 Hook stroke application 41:04 Hook style 2 42:33 Hook style 3 45:08 Dot style 1 46:44 Dot style 2 (Kyojin) 47:59 Dot style 3 50:03 Dot style 4 51:06 Dot style 5 (Triangular) 52:31 Basic stroke calligraphy practice using real characters Chapter 3 - Stroke Practice 56:47 Semi-cursive style (Gyousho) - Horizontal stroke 58:30 Semi-cursive style - Vertical stroke 1:00:15 Semi-cursive style practice using real characters 1:02:14 Cursive style (Sosho) Horizontal stroke 1:03:57 Cursive style - Vertical stroke 1:05:47 Cursive style - Right circular and left circular stroke 1:08:45 Cursive style - Connecting circular strokes 1:10:51 Cursive style horizontal crossing stroke 1:12:59 Cursive style practice using real characters 1:15:12 Old character style (Reisho) horizontal stroke 1:16:34 Old character style (Reisho) vertical stroke 1:18:00 Change of style at the end of the stroke (Hataku) 1:19:42 Japanese syllabic script (Kana alphabet) Practice by copying characters from old books 1:26:43 Angular writing style (Kaisho) with characters from old books 1:30:32 Semi-cursive style (Gyousho) with characters from old books 1:32:58 Cursive style (Sosho) with characters from old books 1:34:11 Old character style (Reisho) with characters from old books 1:36:33 Japanese syllabic script (Kana alphabet) from old books

Came here to get a casual tutorial but this is both stunning and relaxing to watch. Feels like anything you do is magical, has some kind of aura in it. I love the way you instruct thank you so much!

Thank you! This was very helpful and interesting. I especially liked how you showed the brush angles and how to tilt the brush during the stroke.

@olimarcampos7516

4 жыл бұрын

interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out best way to learn japanese language try Pycanta Simple Japanese Protocol (just google it ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my work buddy got excellent results with it.

A very interesting video that I stumbled upon. I thought it was inspiring, but have to admit that I couldn't quite see the charm entirely until 12:27; that vertical stroke she made is almost absurdly straight! Very impressive, and no doubt she is a master of her art, which is always inspiring to watch.

I just started calligraphy some days ago because I had nothing goofd to do and I only an old water color brush and a small inkpot. I ended up here and this video is so helpful and I am taking calligraphy seriously

日本の文化は魅力的です。ありがとう

Sensai, I have watched this video many times. Thank you for your generosity. I will always remember the time I got to spend with you in Tokyo, practicing. I am still practicing SHODO. 🙏❤

Thank you for making this video, I just discovered Japanese calligraphy and you made me learn more about it!

This is amazing. I want to buy a calligraphy set and start learning. It looks so calming

Incredibly grateful for your lessons! im at the very beginning, learning the letters. eventually ill even get a calligraphy set~!

Thank you very much for teaching us!

Thank you for all your efforts ..This was video is must watch for beginners..And I felt so lucky because i was searching for a long time..Thank you

Thanks a lot 嶋田彩綜 sensei. I find this video very interesting and instructive.

Thank you for this excellent video. I have referred to it numerous times and learned so much. Wish I could be your student!

The practice of the art of calligraphy is to conent with heaven and to find ourselves. Thank you Sensei

It's relaxing, inspiring and very informative, and I think this should be a mind style. Really appreciated, ありがとう

absolutly great! soooooo helpfull!!! thanks for sharing

Thank you very much this was very helpful

Thank you so much for this video.

really helpful! thanks a lot!

Thank you very much !!

Thank you, very much (from Brazil)!

Very good for studying calligraphy! A professional presentation and free :-)

しまだ先生、ありがとうございました。

next week my class are doing calligraphy and I want to learn the basics and this help

Thanks for sharing the Cal[graphy series,tg.Hasnan

🙏🏻 merci du fond du cœur ; je suis très émue de recevoir cet enseignement

I LOVE IT, THANK YOU

amazing!!!

Merci, de Paris

I feel like I'm a student 500 years ago.

Such perfection... It's too late for me now, but PLEASE be my teacher in next life:)

terimakasih, ..

Arigatou Gozaimasu💝

watching this video on boxing day of 2017, gonna watching it again, hopefully my writing can be improved

@cityvoyage

6 жыл бұрын

so difficult, have to change a lot of my habits

@letmesummarize1176

3 жыл бұрын

Hows going so far? :)

Im very grateful for this video but I wish she wouldnt double down on the bad info when she very obviously makes a mistake instead of doing a second take or even just saying "oops not like that"

Hello Sensei, can i present this video to my aikido students, please?

You can go to the Korean Calligraphy instructor "경산청림서예"!

What is "the" correct way for left handed...

美しさありがとうごさいま

I practice Japanese Calligraphy. How can I get better?

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how impatient to dislike this loved it

Arigato🙏🙏♥🇯🇵🇯🇵

Totemo utsukushii desu.... Dōmo arigatō gozaimasu! Kore kara, yoroshiku onegaishimasu! Watakushi mo ganbatte yattemimasu!

@stephenrochester6309

4 жыл бұрын

Romaji 🙀

Stroke order for uma (horse) is wrong?? 53:35

@spiritwolf5792

4 жыл бұрын

She did say: "in calligraphy (shodo) the '4 dots' are drawn after the last vertical stroke for rhythm" :p

@ndulucalvassman2294

4 жыл бұрын

@@spiritwolf5792 Owww thx dude

@spiritwolf5792

4 жыл бұрын

@@ndulucalvassman2294 don't worry :p it's ok and glad I could help :3

南アメリカのためにお願いします日本で小学校や中学校の子供たちが見ていることを私たちにあなたに教えてください コロンビアから挨拶します ありがとうございました

ASMRlicious

Cute old lady!

@user-fy5xd4mm6g

6 жыл бұрын

soulkiss31

I see this video in 1.5x and still so slow

@amandasteven1400

Жыл бұрын

@chualive: thats hilarious :) i mean, THATS THE WHOLE POINT! Shodo calms the mind... well maybe not yours :)

While it is very detailed. However, what is the difference between the Japanese calligraphy and a Chinese one?! Totally a copy of the latter.

@professionalpotato4764

6 жыл бұрын

They are rather different visually with many subtleties if you compare them side by side. Also, scripts and languages evolve through time being passed down or through different areas and communities. There's nothing wrong with scripts having the same or different origins. It's just how it is. That's the interesting part about languages. Also, with kanji being introduced to Japan, and the fact that brushes are one of the most common writing tools across the globe, it's not surprising that the scripts will be similar in many aspects. There is nothing shameful about copying. Everyone learns by copying. You learn how to call your parents by copying them saying papa and mama. You learn writing by copying characters. You learn how to speak by copying sounds. Copying, and then re-interpreting it into something personal, something only you can achieve. That's what everyone does on a daily basis. The only time copying is shameful, is when people steal works and claim it as their own. *cough* amazing china copyright and IP integrity *cough*

@blee04524

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Tay wow double standard isn't it. Lol try to act fair but you just fuck yourself up

@_cherly5097

5 жыл бұрын

This is way worse than Chinese calligraphy. Don’t compare to the real one. Japanese don’t know how to write calligraphy. The fundamentals are flawed.

@MetProduct-td4rz

Жыл бұрын

I disagree with Cherly

I stopped watching after seeing incorrect stroke order on 馬 character (regular script). All the indications about gestures seem pretty forced, I doubt any calligrapher is adopting these kinds of forced gestures. Also her calligraphy is pretty bad imho. If you really want to learn calligraphy, you have to find a good teacher.

@Fede_uyz

5 жыл бұрын

Adrián Amor its literally explained there why she does it like that.... shodo is an art form, not regular writing. And she's doing each kanji very slowly and exaggerated so any begginer can see exactly whats happening. But this is actually pretty much PERFECT block script. I study japanese and have seen tons of shodo, and i'm just getting into actually doing it, but i can see that her's is spot on. If you want a more artistic one go to cursive

@Fede_uyz

5 жыл бұрын

Adrián Amor also... look up her name... she's a world renouned caligrapher. Thats like saying "shakespare's writing is clearly bad!" You are literally suggesting getting an unknown guy or gal to teach you over a world renounded artist. Of course, actual classroom experience is way better than a video, but many good caligraphers have admitted to haveing been self taught to a large degree

@amandasteven1400

Жыл бұрын

it's been 5 years since @adrian's insightful observation... i bet money he/she still can't produce Kanji :)