What is Japan's traditional color "Tengoro"?
Tengo carpet is a dark blue-green color that resembles velvet fabric. The word velvet is a variation of the Portuguese word veludo and the Spanish word velludo, and is also called velvet. Velvet was introduced to Japan around 1532-1534. It is said that it was brought over by Portuguese merchant ships and then began to be woven in Kyoto. The name of the color of Tennuru is also mentioned in the ``Kindai Fuzokushi'' written in the late Edo period.
Biroudo = Biroudo
The Japanese name for Tengo is also pronounced ``Tengajyu'', and Tengo means swan. ``Tengerugen'' is pronounced ``biroudo''.
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We will also introduce beautiful traditional Japanese colors, how to read their kanji, and the background behind the colors. Let's enjoy together the Japanese sensibilities that have been passed down since ancient times.
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