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24 February 2018
Ogimachi Machiko
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File:Matsukage-nikki.jpg
A page from ''Matsukage no nikki'', by Ogimachi Machiko. Toyo Bunko. Photo by User:LordAmeth, 24 March 2017.
Emperor Ogimachi
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Ogimachi Machiko
Created page with "*''Japanese'': 正親町 町子 ''(Ôgimachi Machiko)'' Ôgimachi Machiko was the primary wife (''sokushitsu'') of Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu. She is known for her diary, '..."
Korean Empire
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Emperor Gojong
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23 February 2018
Japanese Swords
Muromachi Era (1394-1595)
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Japanese Swords
References
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Matsudaira Tadateru
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Tokugawa Tadateru
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Jurakudai
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Fushimi castle
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22 February 2018
User:LordAmeth/Notes
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Sakai
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Tsuda Sogyu
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Tsuda Sotatsu
Created page with "*''Other Names: Tennôjiya'' Tsuda Sôtatsu, also known as Tennôjiya, was a Sakai merchant and tea practitioner, noted as one of the first to record a '..."
Sakai
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Oda Nobunaga
Nobunaga's Move To Regional Power, 1561-1570
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Matsushima (tea caddy)
Created page with "*''Japanese'': 松島 ''(matsushima)'' ''Matsushima'' is a famous tea jar (''chatsubo'') originally from China, which was in the collection of the [[Ashikaga clan|Ashikaga sh..."
Matsushima (disambiguation)
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Matsushima
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Takigawa Toshikatsu
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Tsukumonasu
Created page with "*''Japanese'': 九十九茄子 or 付藻茄子 ''(tsukumo nasu)'' ''Tsukumonasu'' is a famous Chinese ceramic tea caddy (''chaire'') formerly owned by the [[Ashikaga clan..."
Osaka Campaign
References
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Oda Nobuhide
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Takeno Joo
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Asakura clan
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Asakura clan
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Soami
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Ashikaga Yoshimasa
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Tea
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Tea culture
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File:Shotoen-chashitsu.jpg
A tearoom at Shôtôen in Shimo-Kamagari, Hiroshima. Photo by User:LordAmeth, 6 Aug 2017.
Tea culture
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21 February 2018
Bakuryo
Created page with "*''Japanese'': 曝涼 ''(bakuryô)'' ''Bakuryô'' is a traditional practice of "airing out" performed by many Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, Imperial archives, and similar..."
Higashiyama Gobunko
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Higashiyama Gobunko
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Higashiyama Gobunko
Created page with "*''Japanese'': 東山御文庫 ''(Higashiyama go-bunko)'' The Higashiyama Go-bunko is an Imperial archive located on the grounds of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. It contains..."
Senyomon-in
Created page with "*''Born: 1181'' *''Died: 1252'' *''Japanese'': 宣陽門院 ''(Sen'yômon-in)'' Sen'yômon-in was a daughter of Emperor Go-Shirakawa and Takashina no Eishi. ..."
User:LordAmeth/Notes
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Emperor Nijo
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Emperor Konoe
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Empress Bifukumon-in
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Kokamon-in
Created page with "*''Born: 1122'' *''Died: 1181'' *''Japanese'': 皇嘉門院 ''(Koukamon-in)'' Kôkamon-in was an imperial consort to Emperor Sutoku, and served as "designated mot..."
Emperor Sutoku
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Emperor Takakura
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Taikenmon-in
Created page with "*''Born: 1101'' *''Died: 1145'' *''Japanese'': 待賢門院 ''(Taikenmon-in)'' Taikenmon-in was a daughter of Fujiwara no Kinzane, consort of Emperor Toba, an..."
Emperor Sutoku
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Hachijo-in
Created page with "*''Born: 1137'' *''Died: 1211'' *''Japanese'': 八条院 ''(Hachijô-in)'' Hachijô-in was a daughter of Emperor Toba and Empress Bifukumon-in. She formally a..."
Emperor Toba
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