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[Haircare during Edo period], handy illustration by Sayuri Sasai.

As time went, Edo hairstyles became more and more intricated. Hairdos were set using plenty of styling products, like 梳き油 sukiabura (creamy pomade) or 付け油 tsukeabura (solid pomade). Many recipes existed, varying in bases (like 椿油 tsubakiabura/camellia oil, 菜種油nataneabura/canola oil, 木蝋 mokurô/sumac wax etc.) and fragrances used.

Once set, hairstyles did not fell apart easily, but the oils used meant hair easily caught dust or dander - hence why people used tenugui or other kinds of hoods to protect their hair (see those past notes 1 / 2):

In the past, washing one's hair was usually done once or twice per month (in the meantime, to relieve itchy scalp, people often used hairpins to scratch without unraveling hairdo!).

Dirt and wax were washed off using hot water and shampoo made from dried 布海苔 funori (a type of red algae) and うどん粉 udonko (wheat flour). You can see here an attempt at recreating the mix.

Then, hair was allowed to dry naturally (taking care of not catching a cold in freezing weather!).

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Sayuri Sasai

笹井さゆり

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yakuza 4 (2010)

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Treasure of the Rudras: Spirit Chaser - GaMetal

[The Spirit Chaser]

from OverClocked ReMix; more by GaMetal on their channel here

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Round 2A, Match 3 - Tournament 2

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Takashi Sasai

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genuinely its so so sooo crazy the way that yasukos story parallels saejimas like im gonna throw up im gonna be sick im gonna be ill

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I should probably change this blogs layout cause I'm pretty sure it's dead

Also need to changed up my oc tags so it's more cohesive

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Shōgun: Season 1 – TV Review

TL;DR – This is a polarising show in that it will either suck you into its world or create barriers that make it hard to be connected. I was the first, but I could understand why you could be the latter.   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Disney+ service that viewed this series.Warning – Contains scenes that may cause distress. Shōgun Review – When you hear that an…

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Song: Battle 2 Artist: Ryuji Sasai From: Final Fantasy Mystic Quest

Listen on Youtube:

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Woman Reading in the Studio by Kouta Sasai

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Sayuri Sasai

"Bringing Chitose-ame (candy) to visit the shrine"

笹井さゆり「千歳飴(ちとせあめ)を持ってお宮参りへ」

Shichigosan in the Edo period

An event to wish for the healthy growth of children.

It was not called ‘Shichi-Go-San’, but different ceremonies were held for each age group. They change their hairstyle and kimono and take the first step towards adulthood.

A time when becoming an adult was difficult.

The average life expectancy in the Edo period is said to have been in the 30s.

One of the factors contributing to such a low average is the high infant mortality rate. It was not uncommon for them to die before they reached the age of seven.

江戸時代の七五三

子供の健やかな成長を願う行事。

「七・五・三」とは呼ばず、それぞれの年齢で異なる儀式を行いました。髪型や着物を変えて、大人への一歩を踏み出します。

大人になるのが難しかった時代

江戸時代の平均寿命は三十歳台と言われます。

平均値がこれだけ低い要因の一つは、乳幼児の死亡率が高い事。七歳を迎える前に死んでしまうケースが珍しくなかったのです。

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yakuza 4 (2010)

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OCR04484: Final Fantasy Mystic Quest: Forest Through the Trees - Shea's Violin

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from OverClocked ReMix. more by Shea's Violin here

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The No. 12 Sasai Kyuzo Masayasu artwork is part of Kuniyoshi's famed "108 Heroes of the Suikoden" series. Each piece in this series represents a hero from the classic Chinese novel, "Water Margin," popular in Japan. Sasai Kyuzo Masayasu, a warrior of elegance and strength, is presented in a dynamic posture, adding an inherent sense of motion to the piece.

The artwork doesn't just capture Masayasu's physical prowess but also explores the depth of his character. His firm stance and determined expression are a testament to the inner fortitude that made him one of the novel's heroes. This depiction is a characteristic trait of Kuniyoshi, who excelled in portraying the complexities of his subjects, making the viewer feel as though they've been swept into the world he's created.