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How have traditional Japanese art forms, such as ukiyo-e and nihonga, influenced modern Japanese artists and contemporary art movements around the world?

In what ways did the tea ceremony and its associated art forms (such as tea bowls and calligraphy) reflect the philosophical and aesthetic principles of wabi-sabi in Japanese culture?

How did the introduction of Western art styles during the Meiji Restoration impact the development of Japanese art, and what were the reactions from traditional artists?

What role does symbolism play in Japanese art, and how are elements from nature, such as cherry blossoms or cranes, integrated into artistic expressions?

How has Japanese anime and manga as a form of modern art contributed to global cultural exchange and influenced artistic genres outside Japan?

How did the Edo period influence the development and characteristics of ukiyo-e, and who were some of the most prominent artists associated with this genre?

In what ways did the introduction of Western art techniques and styles during the Meiji period transform traditional Japanese art forms?

How is the concept of "ma" (negative space) utilized in Japanese art, and what are its philosophical and aesthetic implications?

What role does nature play in traditional Japanese art, and how is this reflected in various art forms such as sumi-e, ikebana, and kacho-e?

How have contemporary Japanese artists integrated traditional techniques and themes with modern and global influences, and can you name a few artists who exemplify this fusion?