'''趙''' (Korean Surname: Jo)
*[[Jo Seokjin]] - 趙錫晋
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[[File:Jo-tae-eok.jpg|right|thumb|400px|A portrait of Jo Tae-eok by [[Kano Tsunenobu|Kanô Tsunenobu]]. [[National Museum of Korea]]
*''Korean'': [[趙]] 泰億 ''(Jo Tae-eok, Cho T'aeŏk)''
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*''Japanese'': [[趙]] 錫晋 ''Jo Seokjin''
Jo Seokjin, also known by the [[art-name]] Sorim, was one of the last court pa
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[[File:Jo-tae-eok.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Portrait of Korean scholar-official Jo Tae-eok by Tsunenobu. National Museum of Korea.]]
...bassies to Edo]], as well as a portrait of the head of the 1711 embassy, [[Jo Tae-eok]].<ref name=tashiro27/>
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...(Ryukyu)|National Academy]] (''Kokugaku'') and ''[[Hiragakko-jo|Hiragakkô-jo]]'' schools are established in [[Shuri]].
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''Jo-ha-kyû'' is a concept of modulation and movement applied in a wide variety
...o, and a set rhythmic scheme. It was not necessary to include all three, ''jo'', ''ha'', and ''kyû'' sections, for a ''gagaku'' piece to be considered a
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*936/6 ''[[Iyo province|Iyo]] no [[Jo|Jô]]''<!--掾--> [[Fujiwara no Sumitomo]] becomes based on [[Hiburishima]]
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...m|Confucian]] scholar born in [[Osaka]]. He contributed an Introduction (''jo'') to the [[1768]] ''[[Gishi gakufu]]'', a significant publication on [[Min
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...', and at the [[Nagasaki Naval Training Center]] (''Nagasaki Kaigun Denshū-jo''), before being named ''tetsudô-no-suke'' and appointed assistant to Inou
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': [[徐]] 光啓 ''(Xú Guāngqǐ / Jo Kôkei)''
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...rgetic, and auspicious, it corresponds to the ''kyû'' of the ''[[jo-ha-kyu|jo-ha-kyû]]'' pacing of a Noh program, when preceded by other plays.
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*[[Hayashi Jo]] - ?
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...five section) structure, in accordance with the principle of ''[[jo-ha-kyu|jo-ha-kyû]]''. Finally, the playwright can begin writing the play itself, inc
...n [[Noh]].</ref> He also emphasizes that a playwright must not only take ''jo-ha-kyû'' as a guideline for his own organization of the play, but must als
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Ryû contributed the Foreword (''jo'') for Gi Shimei's book of Ming music, the [[1768]] ''[[Gishi gakufu]]''.
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...of two volumes, and is organized according to the concept of ''[[jo ha kyu|jo ha kyû]]'' prominent in kabuki, as throughout the Japanese arts, starting
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*''Japanese'': 史料編纂所 ''(shiryou hensan jo)''
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# 大華上 Dai-kwa-jo (Greater Flower, Upper)
# 小華上 Sho-kwa-jo (Lesser Flower, Upper)
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*[[Kusakabe Taro|Kusakabe Tarô]] (Rutgers) and [[Niijima Jo]] (Amherst) become the first Japanese to graduate from US colleges.
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': [[徐]] 葆光 ''(Xú Bǎoguāng / Jo Hokou)''
*"[http://kotobank.jp/word/%E5%BE%90%E8%91%86%E5%85%89 Jo Hokô]," ''Asahi Nihon rekishi jinbutsu jiten'' 朝日日本歴史人物事
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*[[Jo-hime]] (ninth daughter of [[Tokugawa Ienari]])<!--舒姫-->
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