'The World Beneath' by Cate Kennedy
2 hours ago
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Currently reading
Best Reads of 2011 (so far)
Reading Japan: Fantastic Fiction
Recently Read
Subscribe and Follow
Help Japan Recover
Japan Aid: Story Anthologies
-
1Q84 by Haruki Murakami Original title: 1Q84 (ichi-kyu-hachi-yon) Book One & Two originally published in Japan in 2009, Book Three in 2... -
Welcome to the Japanese Literature Book Group discussion of A Wild Sheep Chase by Haruki Murakami. About the author Haruki Murakami ... -
Welcome to the Japanese Literature Book Group discussion of Dance Dance Dance by Haruki Murakami. About the Book Dance Dance Dance (... -
Welcome to the discussion for our first Japanese Literature Book Group selection for 2010, The Housekeeper and the Professor by Yoko Ogaw...
-
Welcome to the discussion of Book One, the first part of our 3-month read-along, of Haruki Murakami's The Wind-up Bird Chronicle . Book On... -
WHO Anyone who is interested in Japanese Literature is welcome to join in. WHAT A casual reading group to discuss Japanese literature...
-
A full 11 days have passed since the Great Tohoku Earthquake and the ensuing tsunami which has caused so much devastation in the NE coastal ...
-
WHO Anyone, anywhere, who is interested in Japan is welcome to join in. WHAT A monthly mini-challenge (except December) focusing on J... -
Each Wednesday in September, author Jacob Ritari is sharing with us one of his unpublished short stories set in Tokyo. This week's story is ... -
If you read my post, A Japanese-style Christmas , you'll know that in Japan Christmas cake is big business, and the must-have food for the e...
-
►
2011
(92)
-
►
September
(9)
- BBAW: Reading and blogging, blogging and reading
- BBAW: Interview with Iris from Iris on Books
- Book Blogger Appreciation Week: Community Spirit
- JLit Preview: 'Kokoro' by Natsume Sōseki (+ JLit B...
- Six Months Later
- 'State of Wonder' by Ann Patchett
- Book Blogger Appreciation Week: Best Cultural Book...
- Hello Japan! mini-challenge: August links
- Hello Japan! September and October mini-challenge:...
-
►
August
(10)
- 'The Quiet Gentleman' by Georgette Heyer
- 'Thousand Cranes' by Yasunari Kawabata (JLit Book ...
- Summer holiday in Hokkaido: The Food
- Summer holiday in Hokkaido: The Sights
- 'Tout Sweet: Hanging Up My High Heels for a New Li...
- 'Sylvester, or the Wicked Uncle' by Georgette Heye...
- 'The Restaurant of Love Regained' by Ito Ogawa
- It's Monday, what are you reading?
- Hello Japan! mini-challenge: July links
- Hello Japan! August mini-challenge: Origami
-
►
June
(10)
- June flowers: 花菖蒲 (iris)
- 'The Woman in the Dunes' by Kobo Abe (JLit Book Gr...
- Literary Giveaway Blog Hop
- JLit Giveaway winners (and a Norwegian Wood giveaw...
- Sunday Salon: Too many books?
- Sunday Salon: In Case of Emergency - Just One Book...
- Japanese Literature Challenge 5 (and a JLit Giveaw...
- What I've been reading...
- Hello Japan! June mini-challenge: Japanese flowers...
- Hello Japan! mini-challenge: May links
-
►
September
(9)
- About
- Armchair BEA
- Author Index
- BAFAB
- BBAW
- BEA
- Blog event
- Blog maintenance
- Bloggiesta
- Book Expo America
- Book reviews
- Booking Through Thursday
- Books - 2006
- Books - 2007
- Books - 2008
- Books - 2009
- Books - 2010
- Books - 2011
- Books - Recommended
- Books in Translation
- Classics Circuit
- currently reading
- Earthquake
- ebooks
- Friday Fill-in
- Friday Finds
- Giveaway
- guest post
- Harry Potter
- Haruki Murakami
- Hello Japan
- It's Tuesday
- Jacob Ritari
- Japanese food
- Japanese Literature
- JLit Book Group
- JLit Preview
- JLit Read-along
- Mailbox Monday
- manga
- Memes
- Movies/TV
- Musing Monday
- Netgalley
- Non-Fiction
- Orange Prize Project
- Persephone
- PhotoHunt
- photos (authors)
- Photos (Bailey/Jiro)
- photos (BEA)
- Photos (books)
- Photos (Canada)
- Photos (creatures)
- Photos (Engrish)
- Photos (Europe)
- Photos (food)
- Photos (food/drink)
- Photos (Japan)
- Photos (Kyoto)
- Photos (macro)
- Photos (nature)
- photos (New York)
- Photos (Poppets)
- Pillow Book
- Quotes
- Random Bookishness
- Random life stuff
- Read-a-thon
- Reading Challenges
- Reading Japan
- Reading Retrospective
- Reading Updates
- Review books
- Sapporo
- See It Sunday
- short story
- spbkchat
- Spotlight Series
- Sunday Salon
- Tanabata
- Teaser Tuesday
- The Rest
- Thursday Tea
- Thursday Thirteen
- Travels
- Virtual Advent Tour
- Weekend Cooking
- Weekend Snapshot
- Weekly Geeks
- Where are you?
- Zazzle
-
-
Crooked House by Agatha Christie2 hours ago
-
A Weighty Pair: Blackout and All Clear7 hours ago
-
The Dig by Audrey Hart9 hours ago
-
Planesrunner by Ian McDonald14 hours ago
-
Rambling on Wednesday...14 hours ago
-
Girls of Riyadh by Rajaa Alsanea18 hours ago
-
On Rereading20 hours ago
-
Lord of the Flies – Book Review23 hours ago
-
The New York Trilogy – Paul Auster1 day ago
@inspringthedawn
Disclaimer
Copyright Notice
In Spring it is the Dawn, the blog
© Copyright 2006 - 2010
All rights reserved. All content, including photos, belongs to me unless otherwise noted. For permission to quote from the text, use the photos, or for any other queries, please contact me at inspringthedawn AT gmail DOT com.
- tanabata
- A book-hoarding, cat-loving, chocolate-craving, tea-drinking, cockroach-hating, camera-wielding Canadian and all round book geek living in Japan with her husband, and two very silly cats.
In Spring it is the Dawn Copyright © 2006-2010
Blogger Template Designed by Bie Blogger Template Modified by HF
Blogger Template Designed by Bie Blogger Template Modified by HF
20 Comments:
nice and colorful origami, nice entry for this theme..happy weekend!
mine is up too.
wow!
very creative and great shot too!
great idea and nicely done job! I love these origamis!
Me and my crazy mind
Thos bookmarks are cute. How are you going to make the swans as bookmark? They will be flatten...poor swannies :P
Good choices for the paper theme. The bookmark and oragami are very lovely.
I wasn't surprised to see books but I hadn't expected the lovely decorations! Great shots!
ahhhhhhhh, awesome shots! I was going to do a crane, too, but realized I'd packed so many things away.
Paper origami!! I love the Japanese girl bookmark! =)
You're in the best place for origami - how lovely!
Those colorful origami are really nice. You photographed it well. Nice choices for Photohunt.
Gorgeous!! I love the bookmark!
Those are great! And especially creative culturally since you are in Japan....
Nice photos! Mine is up too. Hope you can visit me! Have a great weekend! :)
Love the bookmark, that is too cute. Great ideas and photos for this week. Have a good weekend.
Your oragami is sooo much better than mine! I'm gonna say it, great minds think alike!
Beautiful Origami! Nice shots for this weeks theme! MY photo is up, please come and visit
Oh yeah origami! btw I love your photographs.
Thank you to all the Photo Hunters for stopping by and commenting!
Criz Lai,
LOL. I hadn't planned to use the cranes as bookmarks but they could be flattened if necessary. :P
Janet,
I managed to find the origami paper and book pretty easily this time but I'm terrible for remembering where I put things.
BooksPlease,
Yes, and I really should try doing it more. :)
Happy Reader,
Me too! :)
Nap Warden,
Only 1 is mine, the rest were by my husband. He's much better than I am!
Those are cute!
I have many origami swans at my house as well, but not that beautiful bookmark. I love it! Thanks for sharing and visiting.
Post a Comment