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Japanese Calligraphy at Japan Index

Welcome to the Connected Globe Japanese Calligraphy Site. This site will be bringing the beauty and fascination of Japanese Calligraphy to the world-wide audience of the World Wide Web. If you know nothing of Japanese Calligraphy then we hope that these pages will bring you an understanding and appreciation of this wonderful art form. If you are already a lover of calligraphy, we hope to bring you new works, in both classical and contemporary styles and we welcome your comments and feed-back.


We begin with a brief introduction to Calligraphy that we hope will help those who are discovering this art for the first time.

Next, we are fortunate to be able to present the work of the Japanese Calligrapher Mukon Ohmori. We had the honour during 1994 to present an exhibition of the works of Mukon Ohmori at The Galleries in London. Mukon Ohmori and his charming wife attended the opening of the exhibition, much to the delight of the many visitors. His opening speech tells us a great deal about the work.

The calligraphy of Mukon Ohmori is not in the style of traditional Japanese calligraphy. He has used new techniques and uses elements from western culture combined with the traditional tecniques. The result is new, refreshing and sometimes startling.

A selection of his work is presented here.


This document was last updated 28 July 2019


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