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Besides Sashiko, I love reading books. I also like watching movies (although I d

atsushijp, 2023年8月4日

Besides Sashiko, I love reading books. I also like watching movies (although I don’t watch as much as I wish in limited time). The reason I prioritize “Sashiko Stories” more than many things is similar to reading books & watching movies. What I would like to deliver to you is “Experience”, not just “Information”.
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We live in the Information Society. It is extremely important to be updated in Information for “success”. However, Information itself will not compose the culture. There is a gap between “Knowing” and “Doing” – and the core of Sashiko exists in “Doing”. Unfortunately, some Sashiko introduced in English lack the “Experience” part. They may teach something informative to be “Right” in Sashiko based on someone’s knowledge, but that’s not the whole. I hope my teaching goes further by experiencing “it”. In that level, there is no such a thing as “Right and Wrong”.
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Reading a whole book often leaves me with an impression as if I experienced what happened in the book. A good movie can change your life by functioning as “(Simulated) Experience”. When the goal is just to “obtain Information”, the whole books/movies may be unnecessary. Someone’s summary may be enough – yet I want “you” to experience it. Unfortunately, today’s Sashiko introduced in English is someone’s summary. I want you to “experience” Sashiko, and therefore I share “Sashiko Stories” – not just information.
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「情報を制するものが成功する」というのが常識の世の中ですが、刺し子においては情報の価値はそれほど高くありません。「知ること」よりも「感じること」が重要になってくるからです。英語という言語で包括される社会は、この「感性」をもコントロールしようとします。背景も信条も違う人が集まるから仕方ないのです。結局「法」の管理下に置くしかない。法治社会においては「知識」は何よりもの武器になります。でも、刺し子においては、知識よりもやっぱり「智慧」なんだろうと思います。だからこそ、語り続ける必要があるんだろうなと。
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2023-08-04 21:30:19




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Comments (11)

  1. Karla says:
    2023年8月4日 at 12:42 PM

    I take it you won’t be making ‘Sashiko, The Movie’ 😉 🤭 I wish more people would experience the joy of making things with their hands. It is restorative, something the world needs more of today.

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  2. haileywat says:
    2023年8月4日 at 12:47 PM

    So true! I often need some time between books because I get so engrossed in them. Or if I watch a movie that’s too scary or intense, I need a “palate cleanser” and watch something funny so I can reset. Thank you for this Sashiko experience!

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  3. June says:
    2023年8月4日 at 12:49 PM

    Taking this message in. Thank you

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  4. Sashiko Indonesia by Srengenge says:
    2023年8月4日 at 12:53 PM

    😍😍😍😍😍

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  5. Kalliopi Monoyios says:
    2023年8月4日 at 3:08 PM

    Very interesting distinction 👏👏👏

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  6. Lillemor Persson says:
    2023年8月4日 at 3:33 PM

    👌

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  7. Yarrow says:
    2023年8月4日 at 4:14 PM

    Beautiful work!😍

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  8. LENA TOLUNAY Archit ART Travel says:
    2023年8月4日 at 4:38 PM

    😍✨ Very beautiful! ✨😍 How much it costs and how to buy? ☺️

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  9. Sylvie Baby says:
    2023年8月4日 at 5:48 PM

    Magnifique👍😘 quel travail ! Mais ça vaut le coup 😍

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  10. Terry Patterson says:
    2023年8月4日 at 11:21 PM

    Thankyou

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  11. Lisa Gwinner says:
    2023年8月5日 at 11:02 AM

    That’s a wonderful analogy! Thank you!

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