It's hard to get a fix on this one, your eyes will cross and your mind will be challenged.
June 15th 2007 07:08
Signature Tune
He who pays the piper plays the tune.
Chiyoda, Japan, 1977
Photograph by H. Edward Kim
During a rice planting festival in Japan, the women of Chiyoda stoop and plant in unison while drummers and bamboo-clacking musicians set the tempo for the accompanying pipers.
As the dance master leads the troupe, he calls out, "What flower blooms in the front field? Rice flowers, money flowers, flowers of perfect virtue."
(Text adapted from and photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Day of the Rice God," January 1982, National Geographic magazine)
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Did you find you were confused, I was.
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