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Obaku Zen

	Adherents.com
		Presently Zen centers can be found in most Amerian cities, with a few--such as the Zen Meditation Center of Rochester (NY) and the Zen Center of San Francisco--heading up a chain of centers.
		Zen master Soyen Shaku's appearance at the World Parliament of Religions at the Chicago World's Fair of 1893, several decades of work by D. Suzuki, and the influence of Zen centers in Hawaii and California have all had an impact.
		The view occasionally put forward that daijo Zen refers to the practice of the Rinzai school and saijojo to that of the Soto school is not entirely accurate.
	www.adherents.com /Na/Na_672.html (3328 words)

	Ninja - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Disguises were selected on the basis of their unobtrusiveness in a given environment.
		Some ninjas were said to have disguised themselves as Fuke monks and used the traditional flute of the zen sect, the Shakuhachi, as a powerful blunt weapon.
		Many government agents and ninja disguised themselves as komusō, since one could travel about in complete anonymity and gather information.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ninja (4269 words)

	The Shakuhachi
		It was this shakuhachi, also called the gagaku shakuhachi, that was introduced to Japan from China during the latter half of the 7th century as one of the instruments used in Japanese court music.
		However, for unknown reasons the gagaku shakuhachi eventually fell into disuse by this performing ensemble, and it was not until the Middle Ages that similar end-blown flutes such as the hitoyogiri and the early fuke shakuhachi were being utilized.
		From Fuke-shuu to Uduboo: Zen and the transnational flow of the shakuhachi tradition to the West.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~scasano/shakuhachi.html (486 words)

	Japanese Cartoonists' Association Awards
		Ryūichi Yokoyama (横山隆一), for contribution to and achievement in Japanese manga culture [Nihon no manga bunka ni kōkenshita zen gyōseki「日本の漫画文化に貢献した全業績」]
		Masako Watanabe (わたなべまさこ), for all her works [Zen sakuhin 「全作品」]
		Toshiko Ueda (上田トシコ), for all her works [Zen sakuhin 「全作品」]
	users.rcn.com /aardy/comics/awards/japancartoonist.shtml (3330 words)

	Shakuhachi Playing Guides Price List
		BLOWING ZEN: One Breath, One Mind (with CD) PG-7 $30.00 (CD Only - $15.00)
		KAIDÔ HONSOKU (1628)THE KOMOSÔ'S FUKE SHAKUHACHI CREDO: On Early 17th Century Ascetic Shakuhachi Ideology
		Ray Brooks, BLOWING ZEN: Finding an Authentic Life.
	www.shakuhachi.com /O-PL-PlayingGuides.html (487 words)

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