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Mikiko Takase

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LINE Call
Mikiko Takase December 27, 2022 Lines,Mikiko Takase,Musings
LINE is a free communication tool commonly used in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia and can be used on smartphones, computers, and tablets. Line is a convenient app that allows us to create group just like messengers used around the world. Suddenly, my phone LINE stopped installing. I’ve only used
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Coral Bleaching
Mikiko Takase November 26, 2022 Climate Change,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Global warming is spreading not only to the land where we live, but also to the world of the sea. There are beautiful coral reefs in the tropical sea. Did you know that they are now gradually turning into skeletons and dying out? All of are due to environmental stress
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Ocean Warming
Mikiko Takase October 4, 2022 Mikiko Takase,Musings,Uncategorized
Summer in Japan gets hotter year by year. The typhoon that came after that was stronger than ever. As a result, many part of Japan suffered great damage. And now it’s supposed to be cool autumn, but it’s still hot. However , “saury” is an autumn fish that we are
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Atomic Bomb Dome In Hiroshima
Mikiko Takase September 28, 2022 Heritage,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
The war my parents experienced was not so long ago. My father went across Asia as a soldier, and I heard my mother practiced with bamboo spear for the final battle. Until the atomic bomb was dropped, the Japanese people believed that Japan would win the war. At that moment,
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Willow fluff
Mikiko Takase July 31, 2022 Flexible,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
I saw the story of a woman on a TV documentary show. The first scene was small town in China where the willow fluff was falling like snow. She was refugee and settle down there after wondering in the Middle East. She had supported her family life as a dancer.
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Hold an Exhibition in a Flexible way
Mikiko Takase July 5, 2022 Flexible,Mikiko Takase,Musings
Due to the corona epidemic, people have experience difficult times when couldn’t go out or talk. At time like this, I sometimes heard the word flexible “フレッキシブル”on a daily basis. For example, use the internet to work flexibly in my free time and free place Thankfully, the SAQA Japan exhibition
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Ugly Salamander
Mikiko Takase May 29, 2022 Cell,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
I wanted to express the idea of cells. All creatures are made of cells so I looked for a creature to study. I thought about choosing a beautiful creature, but there were so many choices. I finally chose the ugliest one in Japan, the “Great Salamander.”            I also chose
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The Fighting Cell
Mikiko Takase April 12, 2022 Cell,Mikiko Takase,Musings
A Cell is the Basic Unit of Life A cell membrane separates the cell from the outside world A cell has genes and can leave its own copy to offspring A cell makes energy and substances necessary for the cell to live A cell cooperates with other cells to structure
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Light Through a Wooden Screen
Mikiko Takase March 29, 2022 Light,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Last Fall I visited a Japanese temple to see a beautiful screen called Kumiko-zaiku. This traditional wooden screen is handcrafted and uses no nails. Narrow wood pieces flow to interweave the dense and open areas. To represent this design with cloth I will cut long strips and sew them together
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Too Many Buildings
Mikiko Takase January 29, 2022 Building,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
Tokyo seemed a little more lively when I went to a quilt exhibition last Fall. I saw artworks of SAQA Japan members. This was my first Tokyo visit in two years. I still felt like Covid-19 was hiding everywhere. On the train home skeletons of buildings under construction gazed in
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Japanese Castle
Mikiko Takase January 18, 2022 Building,Mikiko Takase,Musings
Visiting old Japanese castle is popular in Japan. My husband and I went on a castle tour of castles building the Warring States Period (15th Century to the end of the 16th Century). Japan was not unified at that time and small kingdoms with castles fought each other. The beautiful
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Transparent Specimen
Mikiko Takase November 29, 2021 Anatomy,Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts
 First of all, I decided to go to the library to investigate issues that I had not thought much about “Anatomy” in my daily life. “The Transparent Anatomical Specimens Book” The creations of Iori Tomita, (Japanese ) pioneer in the art of “Transparent Specimens” It’s appearance has a beauty that
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