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	Kentoshi - Anime-Planet Anime Reviews
		Kentoshi is pretty much one of the most useless fighting anime ever.
		The pacing sucks, you don't get involved with any of the characters, and in general the lack of logic and reasoning make the story tedious and almost laughable (but not in a good way).
		The only reason I can think of that someone might enjoy the story is if they are a fighting guru, but even then Kentoshi doesn't fit the bill; the fight sequences are choppy and condensed, and no special displays of talent are shown.
	www.anime-planet.com /reviews/a358.html (958 words)

	Buddhism in China
		Xuan Zang in Tang dynasty sought to expand influence of Mahayana over Theravada, though the Yogacara[?] school he preferred differs significantly from popular modern Chinese Mahayana schools, such as Pure Land.
		Buddhism spread to Korea, and Japanese embassies of Kentoshi helped gain footholds in Japan.
		Buddhist ideology began to merge with Confucianism and Daoism, due in part to the use of existing Chinese philosophical terms in the translation of Buddhist scriptures.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/bu/Buddhism_in_China.html (1380 words)

	Ai-en
		In this production, he will unveil a masterwork with Nara, Kentoshi (Japanese mission to Tang Dynasty China), and pipa (Chinese lute, in Japan pronounces biwa) as its keywords, which is a summation of his past efforts.
		This is a gem of an opera with a view of court life in ancient Japan and China, and a most treasured piece of pipa music never before allowed to have been performed out of court, as woven by the story.
		In the mid-eighth century, Ono Kiyoto, a Kentoshi member, receives a strict order from Empress Shomyo of Japan to bring back without fail a pipa music entitled “Ai-en,” which Princess Kohki of the Tang dynasty reserves only for the initiated.
	www.nntt.jac.go.jp /english/season/opera_2005_6/e_ai-en.html (269 words)

	Buddhist Art
		During that time, the Tang capital of Chang'an (Today's Xi'an) became an important center for Buddhism.
		From there Buddhism spread to Korea, and Japanese embassies of Kentoshi helped gain footholds in Japan.
		However foreign influences came to be negatively perceived towards the end of the Tang dynasty.
	www.thaiexotictreasures.com /buddhist_art.html (4054 words)

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		After the middle of the 19th century, the impact of modern Western culture became predominant.
		Official embassies to the Sui (589-618) and Tang (618-907) dynasties of China (kenzuishi and kentoshi, respectively), initiated in 600, were the chief means by which Chinese culture, technology, and methods of government were introduced on a comprehensive basis in Japan.
		The Kojiki (712; Record of Ancient Matters) and the Nihon shoki (720; Chronicles of Japan), the former written in hybrid Sino-Japanese and the latter in classical Chinese, were compiled under the sponsorship of the government for the purpose of authenticating the legitimacy of its polity.
	www.sg.emb-japan.go.jp /JapanAccess/bungaku.htm (1965 words)

	Way of god (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Those substitutes mean Munakata taisha has got cordial faith as a way of god.
		Kentoshi (people who were traders with china and went to chine about 1200 years ago) always paid homage to the Munakata Taisha.
		After the railroad was built around the country, people worked for the railroad visited to pay homage.
	www.munakata-taisha.or.jp /e/kotu.html (121 words)

	Nara Yamato Road --- Traditional Art (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sumi is classified into two kinds: one is "Shoenzumi" made from burned resin and the other is "Yuenzumi" made by burning rapeseed oil, sesame oil or paulownia oil.
		The manufacturing process of the so-called Nara Sumi, equivalent to Nanto-Yuenzumi, was brought back by Kukai together with writing brushes when he returned from China as Kentoshi (delegate).
		In Japan Sumi was first produced at Nitaibo of Kofuku-ji Temple in this method.
	narashikanko.jp /english/dentou/e_sumi01.html (187 words)

	about us
		As this was a new beginning for Dale he put on a new white belt to symbolise his commitment to achieving all he could from this exciting art.
		Dale continues to travel to train with his teachers at the Dayton Quest, which is now owned and run by Shihan Kentoshi Norris, Bryan Griffin, Todd Norcross and Shane Stevens.
		As a Stephen K. Hayes To-Shin Do fl belt Dale's main commitment for the growth of the art is to ensure that the quality and standards that he has had the opportunity to witness in America is continued across Europe.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /degsey2000/about.htm (458 words)

	NaIS-net
		Started in the year 607, the Japanese envoys to China (Kenzuishi to the Sui Dynasty and Kentoshi to the Tang Dynasty) sailed following a route along Iki, Tsusima and Gotoh Islands off the coast of Nagasaki through the mainland of China.
		Historically Nagasaki has been always playing the role of Japanese front door for diplomacy and foreign trade, as located in the nearest place to China and Korean Peninsula.
		Those foreign culture brought into Nagasaki have spread all over Japan and have been taken into the life of Japanese people.
	www.pref.nagasaki.jp /naisnet/en/guide/history.html (250 words)

	ASEAN-Japan Exchange Year 2003 [ASEAN-JAPAN CENTRE]
		The Era of the Kentoshi (Japanese Envoys to Tang Dynasty China)
		During the era of the Kentoshi, when exchange students from Japan were sent to China to carry out a project of national importance, it is said that the ship which carried the Japanese envoys was involved in a severe storm in the East China Sea.
		The travellers were blown off course to the distant South China Sea and finally cast ashore on the Indochina Peninsula.
	www.asean.or.jp /AJ2003/html/english/history.html (1426 words)

	"WESTERN CAPITAL" THE CONTACT POINT BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE CONTINENT (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the Nara Period to the Heian Period (8 c--12 c A.D.), advanced culture from the Asian Continent was introduced by monks who studied in China and by Kentoshi (Japanese envoys to China during the Tang Dynasty).
		Kentoshi; Students and Monks Studying Abroad; Model of a Kentoshi Ship
		From the 7th to 9th centuries, Japan sent many envoys Tang (China) as often as over ten times for the purpose of learning and introducing advanced continental culture in Japan.
	museum.city.fukuoka.jp /english/ed/html/ed02tai.html (185 words)

	Imperial embassies to China : Kentoshi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		terms defined : Imperial embassies to China : Kentoshi
		Imperial embassies to China were missons to China for importing technologies and culture of China to Japan.
		A Callat And now bayts me: This Brat is none of mine, Hence with it, and together with the Dam, And might we lay th' old Prouerb to your charge, Although the Print be little, the whole.
	www.termsdefined.net /ke/kentoshi.html (306 words)

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	FictionPress.Com : Profile : ainedamdz (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Well, I was too lazy to repeat so..
		Kentoshi and Riku - a 3rd class CG I did while my other classmates were working hard on their visual basic projects.
		Kentoshi, Riku, and Onisuke w/ Shiza and Mira dolls - done with a 6b pencil.
	www.fictionpress.com /~ainedamdz (199 words)

	Lime-chan's Image gallery!!
		En la segunda parte de la serie cambia de vestido (s pesar de todo, ambos son vestidos) se enamora de Ráfaga (y en un episodio muestra una gran habilidad destruyendo monstruos con unas dagas que tenía).
		En el manga es un Dal y en la serie, un Kentoshi.
		No utiliza magia pero es tan fuerte que puede hacer una grieta grande en la tierra con un golpe de espada.
	groups.msn.com /limechansimagegallery/losenemigos.msnw (857 words)

	E-Budo.com - Q&A: Araki-ryu, Buko-ryu
		That said, there's been a lot of change in the past nearly decade since I wrote that.
		First of all, I think of the "kentoshi" - these were the Buddhist priests who went to China in the Nara and Heian periods to gather new doctrine.
		Given the state of shipbuilding at the time and the waters of the strait between Japan and the mainland, it was a very dangerous journey.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=26510 (3626 words)

	Kentoshi
		Kentoshi is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness.
		Kentoshi: Encyclopedia II - Buddhism in China - History of Buddhism in China
		Please rate this archive with 10 as very good and 1 as very poor.
	www.experiencefestival.com /kentoshi (606 words)

	THE OKINAWA TIMES WEEKLY TIMES 1999.8.21
		The committee has not met since March this year.
		Kentoshi Kudeken, a historian of the Battle of Okinawa, has had a change of heart and now is refusing to donate his 150]piece collection of War memorabilia to the museum.
		He said "The material does not speak for itself.
	www.okinawatimes.co.jp /eng/19990821.html (1763 words)

	Stephen K. Hayes - Quest Centers
		To register, check the web at North Carolina Quest Center or phone 919 489-8893
		Hombu Shihan James Kentoshi Norris at Boulder Quest Center
		Saturday all-ranks training explores advanced self defense and ground fighting skills based on chuden level historical material.
	www.skhquest.com (492 words)

	AltJapan
		For better or worse, it isn't a direct translation but rather a pair of zany Weird Al-esque parodies.
		One version replaces the "can't touch this" refrain with "Kentaiki desu!" (Say it fast and you'll get the idea.) "Kentaiki" translates into "marital ennui." The other -- because really, it's so funny they had to parody it twice -- is "Kentoshi desu!" What are "kentoshi"?
		Japanese envoys sent to study Chinese culture and technology in the 8th century.
	altjapan.typepad.com (1301 words)

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