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  Tosa inu history and breed information
At that time, the Tosa province was one of the two most popular dog fighting areas, the other one being the prefecture of Akita, the northernmost area on the island of Honshu.
The native country of the Tosa Inu breed is Shikoku, the smallest of the four Japanese islands.
The Association for the preservation of the Tosa decided to save 12 Tosa's which by their character and type were the most authentic representatives of the breed and took them to the Aormi prefecture at the north of Japan, an area little involved in the war.
www.bulldoginformation.com /Tosa-inu.html   (947 words)

  
  Tosa Province - Biocrawler   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Tosa (土佐国; -no kuni) was an old province of Japan in the area that is today Kochi prefecture on Shikoku.
Tosa was ruled by the Chosokabe clan during the Sengoku period, and Chosokabe Motochika briefly unified Shikoku under his rule, although he was reduced to Tosa again by Toyotomi Hideyoshi and dispossessed entirely after Sekigahara.
Tosa was a relatively poor province, and lacked a strong castle town even under the Chosokabe.
www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Tosa_Province   (114 words)

  
 a-Tosa Inu History and breed information
The native country of the Tosa Inu breed is Shikoku, the smallest of the four Japanese islands.
At that time, the Tosa province was one of the two most popular dog fighting areas, the other one being the prefecture of Akita, the northernmost area on the island of Honshu.
The Association for the preservation of the Tosa decided to save 12 Tosa's which by their character and type were the most authentic representatives of the breed and took them to the Aormi prefecture at the north of Japan, an area little involved in the war.
luckjeeper.4t.com /alexbullinform_082504/tosa_inuhistory_andbreedinf.htm   (1092 words)

  
 The Japanese Swords of the School of Hizen Tadayoshi, Saga, Hizen, Japan
His grandfather died in the battle of Shimabara (not to be confused with the Shimabara revolt of 1637) in Higo Province in Mar 1584 where Takanobu (1529-1584) also died at the hands of the Shimazu of Satsuma.
Whilst it is possible that Tosa could have been ‘just’ a deshi, it is more likely that he was indeed an original high ranking family member for him to have been given the name Tadayoshi and to have signed pledges, because he effectively blocked Yoshinobu and Nidai Tadahiro from using the art name ‘Tadayoshi’.
Although it is thought that Tosa was high level family, we may never know who he really was since fires have destroyed most of the Tadayoshi family records over the years.
www.hizento.net /history.htm   (4398 words)

  
 An outline of Tosa Washi
Tsurayuki Kino, the author of Tosa Nikki(Tosa Diary) who was sent to Tosa as an official in 930, promoted papermaking, helping to promote the cultural development of the province.
At the end of the 16th century, "Tosa Nanairogami," a set of seven sheets of paper in different colours, was created.
Tosa Washi's distinctive feature is that raw materials used to produce paper are manufactured in Kochi, and the tools and techniques used are unique.
www.pref.kochi.jp /~kougyou/triennial/ewashi.htm   (456 words)

  
 Tosa
Tosa Information and Pictures, Tosas: All about the Tosa, info, pictures, rescues, care, temperament, health, puppies and much more...
Tosa inu history and breed information: Explains the historical background of the Tosa Inu and its evolution...
The dogs were named after the area where they were bred, the old Tosa province, now known as the Kochi...
directorio.davolvoreta.com /web-85.html   (358 words)

  
 What is Tosa Washi, Paper Connection International
Tosa Province on Shikoku Island, now Kochi Prefecture, is called "Tosa, the kingdom of paper".
At the end of the 16th century "Tosa Nanairogami", a set of seven sheets of paper in different colors, was made by Sabrozaemon Aki and his colleagues.
Under this law Tosa Washi was designated as a traditional Japanese craft in 1976, and "Tengujou-shi" and "Tosa Seicho-shi" were designated as cultural assets.
www.paperconnection.com /whatistosawashi.html   (428 words)

  
 Tosa Breed Information, Tosa, Tosa Dogs
The Tosa breed is considered the Sumo dog of Japan and is now rare.
Tosas were trained to fight in a rigid and ritualistic manner and short and bloody fights were frowned upon and disqualified.
Historical notes: Tosa dogs originated in the late 19th century when a local breed, Shikoku Inu, was cross-bred with the Bulldog, the Mastiff, the St. Bernard, Pointer, and the Great Dane.
www.i-love-dogs.com /dog-breeds/Tosa.html   (342 words)

  
 Muso Shinden Ryu - Nakayama Hakudo Sensei
Nakayama Hakudo was interested also Iai and thought that the best Iai was to be found in Tosa.
He travelled there and requested teaching, but it took some time before Tosa Iaidoka accepted him.
The Tosa people were proud (of their Iai inheritage) and thought that original Tosa Iai was only for residents of the Tosa Province.
www.iaido.fi /Msr/hakudo.html   (143 words)

  
 Amazon.com: "Tosa Province": Key Phrase page
See all pages with references to "Tosa Province".
follow the departing Governor to Óminato, the last spot in Tosa Province at which the boat stops,...
A musician named Mochimitsu was on his way home from a trip to Tosa province when, at a harbor in Aki, he was attacked by pirates.
amazon.com /phrase/Tosa-Province   (319 words)

  
 Hotel Madonna di Campiglio - Alberghi Madonna di Campiglio - Madonna di Campiglio Hotels - Hotel Tosa
Hotel Madonna di Campiglio - Alberghi Madonna di Campiglio - Madonna di Campiglio Hotels - Hotel Tosa
All personal data received will be used by Hotel Tosa according to Legislative Decree number 196 of 30 June 2003 (the new Privacy Code).
Data collection is carried out according to the ways and means indicated in the aforementioned law for marketing and promotional purposes.
www.hoteltosa.it /eng/prenotazioni.html   (149 words)

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