Japanese traditional art is deeply influenced by its long history and unique culture, showing rich and colorful expression forms. Here are some of the main types of Japanese traditional art:

* Tea ceremony (art of tea props): Tea ceremony is a tea art performance that emphasizes etiquette, refinement and calmness. It involves the process of making tea, tasting tea, and special tea props. The tea ceremony emphasizes natural beauty and simplicity, reflecting the pursuit of traditional Japanese aesthetics.

* Ikebana (the art of flower arrangement): Ikebana is the art of expressing beauty through floral arrangements. Using flowers, branches, and other plants, artists convey the changing seasons and the beauty of nature through unique floral arrangements.

* Traditional painting (Japanese painting): Japanese painting has a long history, mainly ink painting and pigment painting. Traditional Japanese paintings usually emphasize the expression of natural scenery, traditional scenery or literary themes. Artists often use concise brushstrokes and elegant colors.

*Kabuki: Kabuki is a traditional Japanese performing art form that combines drama, music and dance. Actors wear heavy makeup and gorgeous costumes, often presenting historical stories or traditional legends through dramatic performances.

* Traditional music (gagaku, folk music): Gagaku is court music, while folk music includes various local traditional musical expressions, such as folk songs, festival music, etc.

These art forms are not only part of Japanese culture, but also a reflection of the Japanese’s unique understanding of nature, history, and aesthetics. Through these traditional arts, people can feel the profound heritage and unique charm of Japanese culture.