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*''Japanese'': 小堀遠州 ''(Kobori Enshuu)''
*''Japanese'': 小堀遠州 ''(Kobori Enshuu)''
Kobori Enshû was a prominent [[tea ceremony|tea]] master of the early [[Edo period]]. He is known as a [[tea ceremony|tea master]], and for his role in designing a number of famous tea gardens and temples.
Kobori Enshû was a prominent [[tea ceremony|tea master]] of the early [[Edo period]], known for his role in designing a number of famous tea gardens and temples.
He was born the son of [[Sengoku period|Sengoku]] ''daimyô'' [[Kobori Masatsugu]], in the village of Kobori in [[Omi province|Ômi province]] (today the city of Nagahama). His mother was from the [[Isono clan]].
He was born the son of [[Sengoku period|Sengoku]] ''daimyô'' [[Kobori Masatsugu]], in the village of Kobori in [[Omi province|Ômi province]] (today the city of Nagahama). His mother was from the [[Isono clan]].