They are not widely understood or studied by Japanese or foreigners and this further complicates matters. They can, with equal justification, be seen as an important cultural heritage that can inform and enrich us all, regardless of what we do, where we come from, or who we are. Perhaps the fact that they do still exist, in the hectic environment of life at the close of the twentieth century, is an indication of their vitality and adaptability. All rights reserved. For more information on this magazine, check out AJOnline .
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