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Eishun,
frequently written as 「永春」("everlasting spring") in ****anese, is the name of a
number of ****anese painters:
Eishun, 15th
century yamato-e painter...
- Baiōken
Eishun (****anese: 梅翁軒永春;
active c. 1710–1755) was a ****anese
painter and
print artist of the Kaigetsudō
school of ukiyo-e art. He is also alternatively...
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Toshiyuki Morikawa (Drama CD) (****anese);
Chuck Huber (English)
Eishun Konoe (近衛 詠春,
Konoe Eishun) is Konoka's father, the
chief of the
Kansai Magic ****ociation...
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castles and camps. The Tamon-in
Nikki (16th century)—a
diary written by
abbot Eishun of Kō****u-ji temple—describes an
arson attack on a
castle by men of the...
- and were more like fortress-like
ships floating on the sea. In Tamon'in
Eishun's Tamon'in Diary,
there are p****ages
which state that the ship was "a ship...
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kamaitachi senpou) or
Eishun opening (英春流
eishun-ryuu) is an
uncommon flexible opening. It was
invented by
amateur shogi player Eishun Suzuki (鈴木英春). The...
- The Uno
Mondo Nikki and Tamon-In Nikki, said to be the
diary of the monk
Eishūn,
state a
milder version of Yo****sugu
being ill. They
report rumors of Yo****sugu...
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coinciding with the time the
peddlers were
selling them,
prompting researcher Eishun Nagano to
comment that
while the text may or may not have been genuinely...
- (1521–1573),
Sengoku period daimyō
known as
Takeda Harunobu early in life Baiōken
Eishun (active c. 1710 – 1755), ukiyo-e
painter of the Kaigetsudō school; used...
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Kasagi Castle at the
request of the
Ashikaga shogunate was
detailed by
Abbot Eishun of Tamon'In, a sub-temple of Kō****u-ji, in his
diary Tamon'In nikki. Kyōroku...
