Thoughts aloud

Japanese photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki spent two years trying to capture these moments in my opinion. But I think it was worth it.

Japanese infographics about how the human body works-in fact, it is an educational program of the end of the Edo period. Well, it's the end of the 19th century.

And this is not a story about an artist or even a story about a painting. It's about the story of why it was drawn and what it means.

To be fair, I must say that the participation of the shogun in dog Affairs punitive laws were not limited to, on the instructions of the shogun at the expense of his Treasury in the Nakano area (there is now a monument to dogs) was arranged kennel for 40,000 dogs with an area of one million square meters, fed, of course, also at his expense. And on shelters for the elderly and homeless, he did a lot. But all is well in moderation.

What in the visualization is true and the secondary? How to evaluate it and what will be able to do it? And what might that depend on? These are all very important questions for me.

In fact, it is a very beautiful story, but what it is-it is difficult to say. Just because it's about how the actual social network was built from classic Japanese prints.

It only sounds harmless and affectionate- " change the perception of the situation." In fact, here I will tell you how to convince the world that the accident at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima was a long time ago, the Japanese after it became only nicer and everything will be fine now.