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Traditional Japanese Tattooing in the Taisho and Showa Eras

Today we explore traditional Japanese tattooing in the Taisho and Showa eras. What were the main characteristics of tattooing at the time? What colors and inks were used? How did traditional tattooing techniques and styles evolve over time? Join me, as we cover some of these topics, and we walk through several exemplary works of the time by legendary Horishi such as Horiuno I and Horiyoshi II. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:33 - Japanese Time Periods 2:02 - Characteristics of Taisho Era Tattooing 6:00 - Characteristics of Showa Era Tattooing 10:22 - Walkthrough of Select Tattoo Works 10:23 - Namikiri Chojun by Horiuno I 13:17 - Kinezumi Koboshi Kaiden by Horiuno I 14:28 - Takiyasha-hime by Horiuno II 15:32 - Kiku Chirashi by Horiuno II 16:19 - Sumizone by Horiyoshi II 17:26 - Kumadori Chirashi by Horiyoshi II 18:37 - Orochimaru by Horiyoshi II 19:25 - Jiraiya and Tsunade by Horiyoshi II 20:20 - Recapping Traits of Taisho and Showa Era Tattoos 21:57 - Outro Follow the Waboripedia YouTube channel and Instagram page (@waboripedia) to learn more about the meanings and stories behind the figures in traditional Japanese tattooing, learn more from renowned Horishi, and gain better understanding of the world of Wabori/Horimono. Waboripedia IG: @waboripedia Gonzkim Website: gonzkim.com Waboripedia Book: gonzkim.com/products/waboripedia-book-hardcover