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...tore sign for the [[Echigo-ya]], run by the successive heads of the Mitsui family. Replica on display at [[National Museum of Japanese History]]]] ...]<!--北家2代高平-->, credited with establishing the family codes and records of family history

...ikawa]]), and also became the "designated mother" (''junbo'') to [[Emperor Shijo|Emperor Shijô]]. [[Category:Imperial Family]]

...e son of an imperial bodyguard, Kamisaka Sekka originally trained in the [[Shijo school|Shijô school]] style of painting from age 16 to 26, before turning

...Ogata Kôrin's]] Raijin & Fûjin (Gods of Thunder & Wind) screens, which his family owned. They are today separated, for conservation purposes. [[Tokyo Nationa ...that Hôitsu switched to producing works more purely in the Rinpa mode. His family had been patrons of [[Ogata Korin|Ogata Kôrin]] ([[1658]]-[[1716]]) during

[[File:Shijo-muromachi.jpg|right|thumb|320px|A section of a model of the Shijô-Muromach ...(1994), 49.</ref> Each ''machiya'' typically served as both storefront and family residence, and extended deeply back from the street, covering a considerabl

...ly's home was just behind the restaurant, a rather typical arrangement for family businesses in early modern Japan. ...n]]'' dyed goods, and held painting classes in his home. Eirin drew upon [[Shijo school|Shijô school]] materials and methods in training his students, emph

...ty to his family. Soon afterwards, Masatsura was killed at the [[Battle of Shijo Nawate|Battle of Shijô Nawate]] on 4 February [[1348]]. A poem he etched o

Offerings made to the kami or to members of the Imperial family are always presented uncovered, because (at least in the case of the kami) ...hosts. The male head of household oversaw offerings on seasonal festivals, family events (e.g. weddings, births) and other major occasions, at which time off