Chapter 34 - Japan 1333-1980

During the Edo period, Westerners were expelled, however, ________ were exempt.

Dutch

How have scholars referred to the period of the late 15th century through the late 16th century in Japan?

Era of Warring States

This school did not have continuity of lineage and training. It is characterized by vivid color and extensive use of gold and silver as well as decorative patterning.

Rinpa School

Zen Buddhism appealed particularly to ________ .

Samurai

Who designed the stadiums for the 1964 Olympics held in Tokyo?

Tange Kenzo

The Rinpa School traced its roots to ________ .

Tawaraya Sotatsu

This style featured precisely applied ink in bold patterns.

Kano School

The screen Chinese Lions by Kano Eitoku became an important symbol for ________ .

Momoyama

During which period did Zen, or Chan, Buddhism flourish?

Muromachi

One of the most renowned tea masters of the Momoyama period was ________ .

Sen no Rikyu

Who was a practitioner of the splashed-ink (haboku) style?

Sesshu Toyo

A nishiki-e, or brocade picture, is sumptuous, brilliant, and printed on the best quality paper using costly inks. An artist who played a key role in developing this style was ________ .

Suzuki Harunobu

Who promoted the ideal of beauty that was inspired by the tea ceremony and could be achieved in functional objects made of natural materials by anonymous craftspeople?

Yanagi Soetsu

The Pine Forest by Hasegawa Tohaku, which evokes a calm, meditative mood, is suggestive of which discipline.

Zen

How did one enter a teahouse?

crawling on hands and knees

Daimyo were ________ in the Japanese shogunate.

feudal lords

In Zen Buddhism enlightenment is achieved through ________ .

meditation

The shogunate of the Muromachi period was ________ .

military government

Tatami accommodate which of the following Japanese customs?

not wearing shoes indoors

Zen Buddhism emphasized ________ .

personal responsibility