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Aso Yuriko

llustrator and graphic designer, Yuriko Asō, studied painting at Tokyo University of the Arts. Her illustrations have appeared in a wide range of books, magazines and other publications, including public relations journals for Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (2009-2013) and Yucari magazine (Magazine House Mook) 2013 – 2016. More of her work can be seen at https://y-aso.amebaownd.com

A Fondness for Flowers – Enjoying Japan’s Flowers through the Seasons. Part 2: Daffodil, Butterbur, Wintersweet, Daphne, Rapeseed.

A Fondness for Flowers – Enjoying Japan’s Flowers through the Seasons. Part 3: Sakura – Cherry Blossom

A Fondness for Flowers – Enjoying Japan’s Flowers through the Seasons. Part 1: Ume – The Japanese Plum.

Living by the Old Calendar. No.1. Shiwasu and Mutsuki

A Guided Journey Through Japan’s Ancient Calendar. Vol.03. O-Higan

A Guided Journey Through Japan’s Ancient Calendar. Vol.02. Setsubun and the New Year

The Elegant World of Japanese Etiquette. Part 3. Bowing. The best-known form of Japanese etiquette.

The Elegant World of Japanese Etiquette. Part 2. Table Manners for Japanese Cuisine. Eating Sashimi, Yakimono and Nimono

The Elegant World of Japanese Etiquette. Part 1. Chopstick Etiquette – Dining with Decorum

A Guided Journey Through Japan’s Ancient Calendar. Vol. 04. The Day, the Month and the Year

Why Leaves Change Colour in Autumn

An Introduction to Japanese Performing Arts Vol. 02. Nōgaku – One of the World’s Oldest Theatrical Traditions

A Guided Journey Through Japan’s Ancient Calendar. Vol.01. Nanakusa

The Japanese House: The Basic Elements of Traditional Japanese Residential Architecture.
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  • <strong>A Fondness for Flowers – Enjoying Japan’s Flowers through the Seasons. Part 2: Daffodil, Butterbur, Wintersweet, Daphne, Rapeseed.</strong>
  • <strong>A Fondness for Flowers – Enjoying Japan’s Flowers through the Seasons. Part 2: Daffodil, Butterbur, Wintersweet, Daphne, Rapeseed.</strong>