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Bold Ink, Big Paper: Camp Zama Residents Embrace Grand-Scale Japanese Calligraphy
Camp Zama community members traded delicate washi for a massive 79 × 157-inch sheet of Japanese paper and picked up a giant brush to create bold “Big” calligraphy. Organized by the Arts and Crafts team, the event transformed traditional shodo into a vibrant, shared masterpiece.
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Camp Zama community members traded delicate washi for a massive 79 × 157-inch sheet of Japanese paper and picked up a giant brush to create bold “Big” calligraphy.
Organized by the Arts and Crafts team, the event transformed traditional shodo into a vibrant, shared masterpiece.
Attribution: Source: DVIDS Hub — U.S. Department of Defense public-affairs media
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