- in the 17th
century as
yomiuri (読売,
literally 'to read and sell') or
kawaraban (瓦版,
literally 'tile-block printing',
referring to the use of clay printing...
- Prefecture) in the year Tenpō 7 (1836) was
reported in a
contemporary kawaraban [ja]. It
predicted bountiful harvest in the
ensuing years, and instructed...
-
began in the 17th
century as
yomiuri (読売、literally "to read and sell") or
kawaraban (瓦版,
literally "tile-block printing"
referring to the use of clay printing...
-
typically disseminated in the form of
illustrated woodblock print bulletins (
kawaraban) or
pamphlets (surimono) or hand-drawn copies. The
amabie was depicted...
- even
though it was held to be lucky,
according to the news
circulated in
kawaraban pamphlet form (§Kairai) The ****anese
ningyo (人魚,
literally "human-fish")...
- was
common to
believe that cats
become nekomata. Even the Edo-period
Kawaraban reported this
strange phenomenon. In the book
Yamato Kaiiki (大和怪異記, engl...
- One of the
oldest kawaraban newsprints sold
during the Edo period,
depicting the fall of
Osaka Castle...
- KNB
Yumedegi Kitanihon Broadcasting
Shinji Hashimoto Yomiuri Shimbun –
Kawaraban Yomiuri Shimbun Yomiuri Shimbun – Dore Dore Hikkōshi
Yomiuri Shimbun Nisshin...
- the
young lord of
Hirosaki Domain.
Another is the
illustrated sheet of
kawaraban newspaper carrying news of the "ningyo from Holland" (阿蘭陀渡り人魚), bearing...
-
translated by
Birgit Lauenstein and
Peter Nawrot. "The
Garden Party".
Kawaraban No. 53.
Tendoryu Aikido Berlin (TAB) e.V.
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original on...
