East Java

• Pulau Java ± 128,297 km²

• Borders:
• North:
• East :
• Selatan:
• West:
• Pulau Java ± 128,297 km²
• Borders:
• North: Java Sea
• East : Bali
• Selatan: Indian Ocean
• West: Sunda Trait
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Banten
(Serang)
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DKI Jakarta
(Jakarta)

Banten
(Serang)
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West Java
(Bandung)

DKI Jakarta
(Jakarta)

Banten
(Serang)
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West Java
(Bandung)

DKI Jakarta
(Jakarta)

Banten
(Serang) Central
Java
(Semarang)
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West Java
(Bandung)

DKI Jakarta
(Jakarta)

Banten
(Serang) Central
Java Yogyakarta
(Semarang) (Yogyakart
a)
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DKI Jakarta West Java

(Jakarta) (Bandung) East Java
(Surabaya)

Banten Central
(Serang) Java Yogyakarta
(Semarang) (Yogyakarta)
Traditional House
(Rumah Joglo)
Joglo Sinom
 Joglo Sinom

Joglo Sinom has 36 pillars and 4 pillars. The concept of this

building is the development of the Joglo Saka using a mobile
library. Each of these four sides is designed to be high and sharp.
Joglo Pangrawit
 Joglo Pangrawit

• Joglo Pangrawit has more detailed features than Joglo Sinom.

The courtyard of the house is wide with a number of pillars.
Joglo Pangrawit’s house has a long, round roof on each corner
rather than pillars.
Joglo Hageng
 Joglo Hageng

• Joglo Hageng has a much more complex concept than Joglo

Pangrawit, where the number of columns is higher and the yard
is wider. Short room size and dull roof. This house is usually run
by the highest paid families.
 Traditional House Room variation
Majestic Pendopo
- The Function
1. used to discuss specific events or traditional ceremonies.
2. Meetings

- The Structure
1. It is a beautiful structure with a very large room without partitions
2. There are supporting pillars on each side and in the corner.
3. The four main supporting pillars in the middle are called saka guru and represent the four main
indicators. The shape of the pavilion is a square with high-quality materials used on the roof.
 Traditional Clothes
(Pakaian Adat Madura)
Traditional Costume of East Java is Pakaian Aadat Madura.
• For the men usually wear a shirt or shirt color dappled
combined long-sleeved black shirt. For subordinates wearing
three-quarter pants. Patterned fabric draped on his shoulders,
waist while wearing a belt size. The head of a man wearing a
headband, usually black.
• Then, the women usually wear kebaya tied at the ends.
Matching subordinates are wearing batik cloth fabric coated
again with a size up to the knee. Jewelry is usually worn
necklaces and anklets.
Traditional Game
Karapan Sapi
 Karapan Sapi

• Karapan Sapi is a cow racing competition. This tradition

is a characteristic of the Madurese community.
• This typical Madurese culture is held every year in August
or September. Then it will be contested again for the final
at the end of September or October.
Karapan Sapi

The term Kerapan comes from the

word Kerap or Kirap which means to
leave and be released together or in
droves.
While the second version, namely
Kerapan, comes from the Arabic
Kirabah which means friendship.
 Karapan Sapi

From Karapan Sapi, it can be seen that the Madurese are hard workers. Do not be
silent. Unemployment for Madurese is trash. So the Madurese, no matter how hard it is
to make money, never stay silent. Whether it's just helping parents work.
In the running speed of cows, there is a philosophy that is the mainstay of the
Madurese community. First come, first serve. Whoever wakes up in the morning is the
one who gets the fortune first. If you don't believe me, prove it for yourself. You wake
up early while the rest of the family is still sleeping.