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	Meisho Tosha - fiche complète - TV5 - Musique
		TV5 Musique : toute la musique francophone : les chanteurs, les artistes en tournée, les tubes de la semaine, les paroles de clip, les clips vidéo, le juke-box, le jeu Acoustic, le panorama des musiques du monde
		Né en 1941, Meisho Tôsha est un maître du fué, flûte de bambou japonaise.
		Directeur du Shumei Takio Ensemble formé par son père, Meisho Tôsha ne limite pas son répertoire à la tradition japonaise et aime explorer d’autres styles musicaux notamment le jazz.
	www.tv5.org /TV5Site/musique/artiste-490-tosha.htm (133 words)

	Dai Nippon Meisho Kagami
		The series Dai Nippon Meisho Kagami, "Mirrors of Famous Commanders of Japan", is among the popular ones of Yoshitoshi.
		At the time, when Dai Nippon Meisho Kagami was published, Japan was under the impression of the events of the Satsuma rebellion - a last uprise of the old Samurai forces against radical Meiji reforms.
		It looks like the Satsuma rebellion stirred an interest of the public in images of military and historic events.
	www.artelino.com /articles/dai_nippon_meisho_kagami.asp (607 words)

	Meisho Tosha
		Meisho Tosha, Music Director of the Shumei Taiko Ensemble and the Ensemble’s Resident Composer, was born in Ningyo-cho, Tokyo, in 1941.
		A Grand Master of the Japanese wooden flute known as the "yokobue," he has earned international renown for his work while playing for audiences in the Orient and throughout Europe and North America.
		It is this idea that he attempts to instill in the taiko musicians that make music with him.
	www.shumeitaiko.org /profile/tosha.html (0 words)

	Meisho Samson Wins Japan's Tenno Sho by Nose \| bloodhorse.com
		Meisho Samson, Japan's 3-year-old colt of the year in 2006, showed that he was back to his best with a hard fought nose victory in Sunday's Tenno Sho (Spring) (Jpn-I) contested over 3,200 meters at Kyoto racecourse.
		Meisho Samson sat midfield and leading Japanese jockey Katsumi Ando positioned Eye Popper towards the rear.
		But Meisho Samson fought hard under vigorous urging from veteran jockey Mamoru Ishibashi and at the finish held off Erimo Expire by a nose.
	news.bloodhorse.com /viewstory.asp?id=38677&source=rss (412 words)

	News - Horse Racing in Japan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although Meisho Samson started favorite, he was by no means a short favorite (3.8) as the race was considered to by wide open by Japanese punters.
		But it was not to be, as Meisho Samson (a son of Opera House) gradually gathered in the leader and was actually eased down in the last 50m by veteran jockey Mamoru Ishibashi, and although the margin at the end was only a neck, it was a very convincing win.
		Meisho Samson has now won the first two legs of the Japanese 3yo classic triple crown, and has the chance to win the triple crown by winning the Grade 1 Kikuka Sho (3000m) to be run in the Autumn.
	japanracing.jp /_news2006/060528.html (417 words)

	JAPAN RACING JOURNAL 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Five-year-old colt Meisho Doto (IRE) by Bigstone (IRE) was rated the race's second-favorite entry and pulled away down the home stretch for an easy victory in 2:11.7.
		Bred in Ireland in 1996, Meisho Doto was purchased as a foal for $70,430 by John Ferguson Bloodstock at a Tattersalls November Sale and imported to Japan in 1998.
		Meisho Doto's owner, Yoshio Matsumoto, 63, one of JRA's leading registered owners with 100 racehorses, achieved his first GI victory in his 28 years as an owner, while Isao Yasuda, a trainer for 23 years, acquired his first GI crown.
	www.jair.jrao.ne.jp /journal/v9n4/j1000f.html (449 words)

	Brooklyn Museum: Exhibitions: Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo: Famous Places of Edo
		Meisho is usually translated as "famous places" or "celebrated spots." However, the literal meaning—"a place with a name"—better conveys the oldest sense of meisho as an essentially literary place with conventionalized poetic attributes.
		Hiroshige's broader definition of meisho was based, in part, on the gazetteer Edo meisho zue ("illustrated famous places of Edo") and prefigured in his earlier work Ehon Edo miyage ("souvenirs of Edo," 1850–c.
		The One Hundred Famous Views of Edo was part of a broad trend in mid-nineteenth-century Edo toward the careful exploration of the geography and history of the city, reflecting both a general spirit of empirical observation in the nineteenth century and the maturity of Edo as an urban center.
	www.brooklynmuseum.org /exhibitions/online/edo/places (536 words)

	Meisho Printing Co., Ltd.
		These displays offer the customer distinctive and exciting solutions, to infuse marketing messages with allure no static poster can match.
		Meisho Printing will work with you in the planning phase, to address various factors such as marketing objectives, the desired effect, size, and whether the display is for indoor or outdoor use.
		Meisho Printing Company is an authorized Dynamic Images dealer.
	www.meisho.jp /en/global_ideas/dynamic_images/index.html (89 words)

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