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	Tanka02_9R (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The "Shinchousenshu" is an Imperial "waka" collection consisting of a total of twenty volumes, completed in 1235 (Bunryaku 2) by Fujiwara-no-Teika by the order of the Emperor Go-horikawa (1221 - 1232, early Kamakura period).
		Since it includes a great number of "samurai" warrior poems, it was given the alternative name "Ujigawashu" after the famous battle "Ujigawa no Tatakai" of 1184 (Juei 3).
		In this battle the warriors Sasaki Takatsuna and Kajiwara Kagesue who were both liege men of Minamoto Yoritomo (1142 - 1199), fought for the initiative of the war.
	web-jpn.org /museum/others/uta/tanka/tanka_02_9r.html (90 words)

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		In this paper however, all references to Hokusa bunryaku are from the text as it appears inNihon shomin seikatsu shiryô shûsei, dai gokan, (Tanigawa Kenichi, et.al., eds.) (Tokyo: Sanichi Shobô, 1985), 721-858.
		Both the Hokusa bunryaku by Katsuragawa Hoshû and a slightly later Kankai ibun by Ôtsuki Gentaku (1804) which documents the experiences of the castaway Tsudayû are watershed texts for the production of later hyôryûki and are often directly cited by later writers.
		While length constraints prevent me from addressing here the formal and thematic shifts in castaway accounts after 1792, it is the subject of an earlier dissertation chapter of which this paper is a part.
	mcel.pacificu.edu /easpac/2005/wood.php3 (8055 words)

	Kirishima Town:History/Traditional Performance:Cultural Value:Artistic Building:Kirishima Jingu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		After many years have passed, a man named Syoukuujyounin built a new shrine around the Takachiho-gawara area.
		But during the first year of the Bunryaku era, a big volcanic eruption destory the entire shrine.
		Since then, the shrine was moved to Masse Jinja in Taguchi.
	www.kirishimacho.com /en/09/09-03/a/en09-03-a-01.htm (194 words)

	Japanese Arts Workshops and Classes Planned for Pennsic 33 \| SCAtoday.net
		While haiku are exemplified by the seventeenth century poet Matsuo Basho, the form originated in the sixteenth century and appears to derive from the much earlier renge form of linked poems.
		Chadou Nyuumon includes: tea aesthetics and philosophy, basic movement, courtesy, introduction to use of essential tea implements, introduction to participating in a tea ceremony, introduction to bunryaku temae, optional participation in a chaji.
		The tea ceremony provides an opportunity to unify many aspects of Japanese culture including: calligraphy, incense appreciation, flower arranging, pottery, architecture, and many other things.
	scatoday.net /node/1857 (739 words)

	Favorite/Hated thing/s about Ninjutsu/Ninjitsu - Page 3 - MartialTalk.Com
		In the past, though, ninpo was emphasized as the core feeling of the art.
		Before that, it was all referred to as Ninjutsu as that is what one would ultimately learn; whether they ever get around to any inton, or choho, or bunryaku, etc. they are still learning the building blocks that make up part of ninjutsu training.
		That is why I think it is ok (not 100% accurate though) to refer to Bujinkan training as ninjutsu (i.e.
	www.martialtalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=18764&page=3 (3037 words)

	Book review of 'Japan in Print: Information and Nation in the Early Modern Period' by Mary Elizabeth Berry
		Several works now thought key to understanding the Edo period were never published.
		One example is Hokusa bunryaku ('Tales of a Northern Raft'), one of the first extensive eye-witness surveys of Europe, taken down from the words of a castaway who had spent many years in Russia and met Catherine the Great, compiled in 1793.
		Matters dealing with the state, its formation and the alterities of differing systems, could not be printed.
	www.history.ac.uk /reviews/paper/screech.html (2198 words)

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