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Vor 3 Tagen · Originally built in 1933 as the private residence of the former imperial family, the Asaka family, it wasn’t initially intended as a public facility. During their stay in Europe, Prince Yasuhiko Asaka and Princess Nobuko Asaka were captivated by the Art Deco movement that swept through early 20th-century Europe, and they meticulously infused its essence into every detail of the mansion.
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20. Juni 2024 · Widely regarded as the premier violist of her time, Nobuko Imai’s list of accomplishments matches those of any major violin soloist: a prize winner at Young Concert Artists (New York) and Europe’s Geneva and Munich International Competitions, solo appearances in every conceivable major concert hall, world premieres from the Sir ...
6. Juni 2024 · Asaka, a student by day, and a freelance content sorceress by night, weaving words into enchanting tales that dance between the realms of reality and imagination. While I may appear to be just another college student navigating the labyrinth of academia, there's more to my story than meets the eye. In the tapestry of my existence ...
13. Juni 2024 · The Asuka period was a time of transformation for Japanese society. It is named for the Asuka area at the southern end of the Nara (Yamato) Basin (a few miles to the south of the present-day city of Nara), which was the political and cultural centre of the country at the time.
6. Juni 2024 · En recoñecemento a este labor, a Real Academia Galega recibiu hoxe a Takekazu Asaka (Tokyo, 1952) como membro de honra nun acto celebrado en Cambados, a vila de Ramón Cabanillas, un dos clásicos galegos que verteu ó xaponés.
