Paintings that are made in accordance with traditional Japanese artistic conventions. The term (日本画, literally "Japanese-style paintings") was coined in the Meiji period to distinguish them from Western-style paintings, or [i]Youga[/i] (洋画).

Posts with this tag refer to or [[fine art parody|parody]] artworks using such style.

h4. See also

* [[ukiyo-e]]
* [[sumi-e]]
* [[fine art parody]]
* [[style parody]]

h4. External links

* "Wikipedia: Nihonga":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihonga
日本画