Japanese Cultural Influence: Buddhism, Literature, and Arts
Exploring the intersections of Buddhism, literature, and the arts in Japan during the Heian period. Comparisons of Pure Land and Zen Buddhism, the significance of Heian as a city, and the flourishing of Japanese literature and art from the 800s to the 1100s. Delve into the roles and freedoms of women in Heian society, the development of Buddhism in Japan, and the influence of Korean contributions on Japanese culture.
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Warm-up #5 1) Compare and contrast Pure Land and Zen Buddhism. 2) Why was Heian an important city?
Chapter 8.2 Review 1b. Why are the 800s to the 1100s considered a golden age for Japanese literature and art? Nobles supported the arts and made great advances in literature, painting, calligraphy, and drama. 1c. Do you think women in Heian had more rights and freedoms than women in other societies? Why or why not? Women were excluded from politics and expected to serve but were able to write and take part in court society. 2a. What were two forms of Buddhism that developed in Japan? Zen and Pure land Buddhism developed in Japan. 2b. How was religion among Japan s nobles different from religion among the common people? Nobles took part in many rituals and ceremonies, whereas the common people simply chanted Buddha s name to help meditate and reach an enlightened state.
Koreas Influence Roaming Readers Roaming Readers: Visit each of the ten readers on the influence of Korea on Japan. Take notes in your graphic organizer. Summary: Write a one paragraph summary about the three Korean contributions that you think were the most important.
Koreas Influence Roaming Readers (Honors) Roaming Readers: Visit each of the ten readers on the influence of Korea on Japan. Take notes in your graphic organizer. Thank You Notes: Make a thank you note/cart to Korea for all of the gifts they gave Japan. 3 paragraphs long Each paragraph names, describes, and outlines the importance on one contribution from the roaming readers. Include an opening and a closing. Dear Korea, Sincerely, Japan
