
	Where results make sense

Topic: Kiseru

	Asa no e: Kiseru
		Japanese kiseru pipes have a much smaller bowl than Western tobacco pipes.
		Though some North Americans assume kiseru to be only usable for opium or hashish smoking, they are in fact very suitable for marijuana and use it very efficiently.
		Kiseru were also used for tobacco, of course, though not originally in Cambodia.
	www.taima.org /en/kiseru.htm (203 words)

	Kiseru - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Another distinct trait of a kiseru is that the bowl is typically much smaller than it is in a western smoking pipe.
		Because kiseru are basically rods with metal ends, longer kiseru have been known to be used as weapons.
		Known as "kiseru-jutsu", kiserus for this fighting style have been known to be up to 4 feet tall, and having hilts like a sword.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiseru (238 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Kiseru
		Another distinct trait of a kiseru is that the bowl is typically much smaller than it is in a western smoking pipe.
		Because kiseru are basically rods with metal ends, longer kiseru have been known to be used as weapons.
		Known as "kiseru-jutsu", kiserus for this fighting style have been known to be up to 4 feet tall, and have hilts like a sword's.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Kiseru (253 words)

	SaruDama: Kiseru - The Traditional Japanese Pipe - kiseru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The term "kiseru" is said to have come (according to my SanSeido Dictionary) from the term "ksher" of the Khmer language of Cambodia.
		Kiseru are almost always comprised of a tube of bamboo (or some other wood) capped by a small stem and bowl made of either silver or bronze.
		Comment by: Ameen at May 30, 2006 06:39 AM hello sarudama, i was looking on the internet to find a nice kiseru pipe and like you said its extremely difficult to find a place to buy these japanese pipes.
	www.sarudama.com /kiseru/kiseru_lsando.shtml (1128 words)

	Phantom Tokyo
		Kiseru: we don't have this at all, but it's fun.
		Kiseru is the old fashioned Japanese pipe, used from Edo times.
		I'll just add that I assumed, when I first came to Japan, that kiseru-ing was an accepted part of the system because, well, hell, how could you prevent it? I had a prof at Japanese school, Sanada-sensei, an older man who viewed life a tad sardonically.
	web.pitas.com /mjj/05_01_2002.html (4160 words)

	Pedro Romero - 7ma. entrega (Breve acercamiento al tabaco en Japón)
		El kiseru japonés clásico, o pipa de tallo largo y estrecho se piensa que surgió de las primeras pipas de arcilla europeas de la época del descubrimiento, con influencia de las utilizadas en el sudeste asiático.
		El kiseru estaba hecho de materiales como la cerámica o el bambú.
		Durante el apogeo del kiseru, el tabaco de fumar estaba habitualmente desmenuzado como una hebra casi como un pelo de fino.
	www.angelfire.com /folk/cpuromero/2japon/romero7.html (1300 words)

	Kiseru - Wikipédia
		Le kiseru (煙管) est une pipe traditionnelle japonaise.
		Le kiseru est plus utilisé pour fumer de l'opium, du haschich et de la marijuana que du tabac.
		Le nom kiseru vient du mot ksher de la langue des Khmers du Cambodge, dû aux grandes cultures de chanvre dans le pays.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiseru (197 words)

	The Mystical Website of Goemon
		The Kiseru that Goemon wields in the series was a common weapon among Japanese gangsters and theives.
		It was favored due to the fact that, while it was a compact and formidible weapon, it was a perfectly usable smoking pipe, and could therefore be taken anywhere the malcontent wished.
		As with the Kiseru, it is easy to imagine Goemon improvising a missile out of some of the Koban he stole.
	www.goemon.info /ganbare/good/goemon.shtml (650 words)

	How To Stop Smoking Advice: Instant Stores
		Read all about How To Stop Smoking Advice: The classic Japanese kiseru, or long-stemmed,small-bowled pipe that remained in use until the late nineteenth century, is thought to have been derived from European clay pipes of the Age of Discovery, as well as from southeast Asian smoked paraphernalia.
		Some kiseru were made of substances such as ceramics or bamboo.
		For example,Edo-period baccy pouches could trace their ancestry from common, ordinary flint-and-steel pouch forms that had been a part of daily life for centuries before, while the first baccy trays were apparently no more than recycled versions of trays designed to hold incense- burning implements.
	stop-smoking-forever.com /How-To-Stop-Smoking-Advice-qr.html (467 words)

	Kiseru at AllExperts
		the Khmer Language is from Cambodia, where cannabis is still cultivated to this day.#Because kiseru are basically rods with metal ends, longer kiseru have been known to be used as weapons.
		This practice is typically used by gangsters, as it works as a concealed weapon.#Because of its use as a weapon, its use has evolved into a fighting art form all its own.
		Known as "kiseru-jutsu", kiserus for this fighting style have been known to be up to 4 feet tall, and having hilts like a sword.
	en.allexperts.com /e/k/ki/kiseru.htm (310 words)

	Japanese forms of smoking accessories
		Kiseru pipes Kiseru pipes (Edo period) As tobacco-shredding techniques became more refined, pipe-bowls gyew smaller, and pipe-stems were shortened, resulting in a more readily portable pipe form.
		Metal fittings were often decorated with engraving, while the embellishment of pipe-stems with lacquer-painting further enhanced the value of kiseru pipes as personal accessories.
		While standard kiseru had bamboo stems garnished with metal bowls and mouth-pieces, some more extra-vagant kiseru were made entirely of metal.
	www.jti.co.jp /Culture/museum/english/tabacco/japan/art_accessories.html (233 words)

	Metadata database of Japanese old photographs in Bakumatsu-Meiji Period-[Record view]
		The kiseru is a Japanese-style tobacco pipe, but the etymology goes back to the word "khsier" which means tube in Cambodian.
		It has three parts, the bowl where the tobacco is placed, the tube for smoke, and the mouth piece.
		In the Taisho period, the demand for paper wrapped tobacco increased, and the kiseru has become almost extinct.
	hikoma.lb.nagasaki-u.ac.jp /en/target.php?id=595 (81 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Grease jars are diverse in decoration and color, showing that potters worked with meticulous care in order to meet the artistic expectations of the buyer.
		Kiseru is a tabacco pipe, and there are three varieties of pottery kiseru: the unglazed, the glazed, and the patterned.
		Various kiseru made of copper and stone, along with the unglazed and jo-yachi type.
	www.naha-okn.ed.jp /tsuboya/j-disc-sosen-kiseru.htm (149 words)

	Emucation: Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru for Nintendo Entertainment System rom downloads
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b1][o1]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b2][o1]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J)
	www.emucation.com /downloads-group-1196.htm (204 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Grease jars are diverse in decoration and color, showing that potters worked with meticulous care in order to meet the artistic expectations of the buyer.
		Kiseru is a tabacco pipe, and there are three varieties of pottery kiseru: the unglazed, the glazed, and the patterned.
		Various kiseru made of copper and stone, along with the unglazed and jo-yachi type.
	www.edu.city.naha.okinawa.jp /tsuboya/j-disc-sosen-kiseru.htm (149 words)

	daily
		The stem of the pipe is of bamboo and the metal fittings are formed from a single hammered sheet wrapped to form a tube.
		Japanese pipes (kiseru) have small metal bowls and are usually made of bamboo, but occasionally of other wood, and have metal mouthpieces.
		Japanese tobacco is finely minced and a pipe would suffice for only a few puffs.
	www.russell-cotes.bournemouth.gov.uk /wellham/daily.htm (1429 words)

	East Asian Art & Archaeology - Newsletter
		The successive forms of European pipes, the long and slender kiseru-style pipes used in Japan and other East Asian nations, and the hookahsand other related water-pipes of the Near East are all examples of notable variations upon the essential theme of tobacco consumption.
		The exhibit displays the old-fashioned kizami (kiserutobacco) and the kiseru (Japanese pipe) and also shows the changes in the Japanese tobacco industry from the private sector in old days to a governmental enterprise.
		The characteristic Japanese method of smoking finely-minced tobacco in the long-stemmed, thimble-bowled pipes known as kiseruis believed to date from the end of the tobacco ban in the 17th century.
	www.umich.edu /~hartspc/NEAAA/issue70/members/exhibitions/articles/asia/70japan_6.html (201 words)

	A bit of local Japanese history - Digital Camera Resource Page - Forums
		The second thing I found was farther up on the old trail leading between my town and the hamlet on the other side of the mountain.
		They were used throughout the Edo period (1600-1867), and for some years into the modern period, so I can't be sure of how old it is, but it is certainly pretty old, between 80 and 280 years I would guess.
		It was probably dropped by a woodsman or trader, or just a traveler making his or her way across the mountainst.
	www.dcresource.com /forums/showthread.php?t=18400 (843 words)

	NES G-O Roms
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b1].zip _______ 319 KB
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b2].zip _______ 319 KB
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J).zip _______ 319 KB
	www.angelfire.com /games5/thongsai82/NES2.htm (1959 words)

	Japanese Indie Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Kiseru has definitely been on my list of cds to buy.
		Lamp and Art School really surprised me. I really love Kiseru because I had never heard a Japanese band isolate a sound never heard before and get famous for it (They sound like the Hang-ups, if anyone knows them {The So We Go album}).
		kiseru's manager was at my mates' gig the other night.
	www.crisscross.com /jp/forum/m_114300/tm.htm (3297 words)

	Here's a little help (East Smoke Rising)
		The thing > is, there is a special tobacco made just for kiseru that is > apparently different from other pipe tobacco; this could > make your smoking experience good or bad, I would think, > depending on your ability to get this special tobacco.
		It says if this is not enough > tobacco for you, you can repeat the process, after dumping > out the little bit of smoked tobacco in the kiseru bowl.
		I kind of wish people > could have such a reduced need for tobacco today, and > really enjoy it in a social sense, instead of the highly > addictive qualities that cigarettes have where a person > ends up smoking 40 cigarettes a day, 10-20 puffs each.
	boards.lel-hosting.com /eastsmoke/messages/687.html (755 words)

	antiques smoking kiseru pipes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Tobacco boxes reached their peak use in the Edo period when smoking small amounts in slender pipes with tiny pipe bowls Japanese Art.
		Kiseru pipes Other Antiques Japanese Kutani Porcelain Sake Cup Kitchen Items Smoking Pipes Lamps Antique Smoking Pipe Japanese Brass and Wood Kiseru Japanese Art.
		Tobacco boxes reached their peak use in the Edo period when smoking small amounts in slender pipes with tiny pipe bowls Find Antique Smoking Pipe Japanese Wood and Brass Kiseru in the Antiques Asian Antiques Japanese Other Items the Shogun's police on the streets of large Japanese cities.
	antiques.winter-time.info /antiques-smoking-kiseru-pipes (400 words)

	Japanese Yatate Information Page
		Since only the samurai were allowed to carry swords, it is said that many men preferred a big heavy yatate in case they needed a handy weapon.
		Other items often seen hanging from obi included pipe (kiseru) and tobacco holders and small cases (inro) for carrying seals, medicine and small objects.
		For those who went on journeys, the yatate was an indispensible piece of equipment for sending word to their families that they were safe, and for writing in their travel journals.
	stutler.cc /pens/yatate/index.html (2192 words)

	The Mystical Website of Goemon
		As a priorty, Goemon goes straight to the Kamidana (a shinto shrine made to respect the deceased) to talk to his ancessors.
		After a frantic search at home, no kiseru was to be found.
		After hearing of his plight, Ebisumaru gives Goemon some clues about the missing Kiseru, and in light of his insight, the status of the kiseru changes from "lost" to "stolen".
	www.goemon.info /gameinfo/8-bit/ggrpg1/index.shtml (815 words)

	Signed Antique Kiseru Pipe with Kiseru Zutsu holder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Gorgeous Japanese kiseru (tobacco pipe) with sign and flower pattern and bamboo kiseru zutsu (pipe holder) from the 19th century.
		The pipe holder is carved out of two single bamboo plants with in low relief carved lotus leaves, flowers, signature and inlaid silver and bronze.
		Length kiseruzutsu closed: 8 1/2 inches (21.5 cm), length kiseru 8 1/4 inches (21 cm).
	www.trocadero.com /stores/eastwarts/items/614739/item614739.html (195 words)

	Giving Up the Gun, By Victor Milan
		To be sure, kiseru tended to be a foot and a half to three feet long, made out of a heavy gauge of metal, and to have handguards like a sword, but they were tobacco pipes withal.
		Indeed, it failed of its fundamental purpose almost at once; his loyal lieutenant Iyeyasu betrayed him before his corpse got cold, murdering Hideyoshi's heir, whom he had sworn to support, and eradicating his supporters.
		When they got around to banning tobacco pipes -- when kiseru are outlawed, only outlaws will have kiseru -- swords came back.
	www.ncc-1776.org /tle1995/le951008.html (1070 words)

	NES ROMS - www.nesroms.info
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [hM17]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b7]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b8]
	www.nesroms.info /roms.php?dir=roms/g (875 words)

	Recherche.fr Encyclopédie : Kiseru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Vous êtes ici : Accueil de recherche » Encyclopédie » Kiseru
		Ressources pour l'expression "Kiseru" : 250 jeux gratuits »»
		Ayant des bouts métalliques, le kiseru peut aussi être utilisé comme une arme offensive, un usage qui a vu le jour où des bandits de grand chemin attaquaient leurs victimes avec ces pipes.
	www.recherche.fr /encyclopedie/Kiseru (274 words)

	RPG Martial Arts Style: Okydoky Smoky
		Basic Style gets 2 attacks, d5 damage, and AC-4, but the basic attacks are only useful against human and humanoid opponents.
		Basic Style gets 2 attacks, with attacks unmodified, but -10SM and -20 Dam Mod on opponent attacks, but the basic attacks are dependent upon knowing the anatomy of the enemy.
		Pain Touch (1) worsens victim's hit and chance to be hit by 2 for up to three minutes.
	tiras.tripod.com /ma/style023.html (731 words)

	TheRoms.com \| Download Free Roms \| Download Nintendo Roms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b1]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [p1]
		Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J)
	theroms.com /download_roms_nintendo_g.php?action=results&poll_ident=20 (694 words)

	Doh Games - Revamped!
		256 Kb Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b1].nes
		512 Kb Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J) [b2].nes
		512 Kb Ganbare Goemon Gaiden - Kieta Ougon Kiseru (J).nes
	www.dohgames.com /roms/roms.php?sys=nes&sec=G&low=0&ct=&high=100&pg=1&order=name&type=asc (373 words)

	Kiseru -- Japanese Traditional Pipe
		For those of you who like to smoke, we have a great item for you.
		This is a kiseru or traditional Japanese pipe, which traditionally you would need to place smoking tobacco inside, but is modified for this modern day to fit any normal sized cigarette.
		Made out of metal tipped ends and a sturdy wooden material, this pipe has a hollowed out center so you can smoke your cigarettes easily.
	jbox.cybrhost.com /PRODUCT/TRA052 (182 words)

	[L5R-CCG] Kiseru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		If it is attached to an opposing player's personality, does the opposing player have to discard to straighten?
		If it is attached to an opposing player, can the opposing player bow the kiseru personality and another of his personalities and change the attachment to the other personality?
		On Feb 13, 2004, at 12:53 AM, kyubiko at yahoo.com wrote: > Kiseru states that to unbow the attached personality, > you must discard a card.
	alderac.com /pipermail/l5r-ccg_alderac.com/2004-February/021605.html (186 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)