Japanese lantern

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Japanese lantern

n
(Plants) another name for Chinese lantern1
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The first night of the annual celebration of Asian culture will wrap up with a twilight Japanese lantern festival.
Dorman Museum There's a whole host of far eastern inspired activities going on Middlesbrough's Dorman Museum from making a Koi Carp wind sock today, Wednesday August 2, to creating a Japanese lantern on Friday, August 4.
The sculpture was inspired by a traditional Japanese lantern: lightweight, but bold when illuminated.
Once translucent acrylic projection screens were wrapped around the facade, backlit from within to give the tower the feel of a Japanese lantern by way of Star Wars, it had made the transition from a helical whirl of raw steel to its final balletic state.
Earlier this year I transformed a corner one metre wide by two metres long from a dumping ground into a pleasant space by using coloured pebbles as ground cover, adding a large yellow bamboo (Phyllostachys 'Aurea') in an oriental-style pot and a stone Japanese lantern. Small changes but big on impact, which needn't cost a fortune.
"The gate is a large abstraction of a Japanese lantern," says Antenora.
After 2 months, the juveniles were transferred to Japanese lantern nets (1.5 x 0.4 m) for rearing, each lantern containing ten levels.
This will be celebrated in Bacolod City between July and August to coincide with the Obon Matsuri (Japanese Lantern
Evoking the image of an illuminated Japanese lantern, the glass and steel volume is anchored onto an existing two-storey brick terrace.
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