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Tanikawa Kotosuga (谷川 士清,
April 5, 1709 –
November 20, 1776) was a ****anese
kokugaku scholar and
author in mid-Edo
period ****an. He also used the epistolary...
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enlarged edition 伊呂波字類抄 (Iroha Jiruishō). 13th century. 谷川士清 (Tanikawa
Kotosuga) et al., 和訓栞 (Wakun no Shiori). 1777–1899. 吳普本草 (Wupu Bencao) is the Chinese...
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possessive particle, and ne is
related to inu, the word for 'dog'.
Tanikawa Kotosuga in
Wakun no
Shiori (1777–1887)
suggests that ki
means 'yellow', tsu is...
- also drew
information secondhand from the
Yamato honzō.
Whereas Tanikawa Kotosuga's ****anese
dictionary Wakun no
shiori (和訓栞, publ. 1777–1887)
which also...
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works in
existence in any language." The Edo
Kokugaku scholar Tanikawa Kotosuga (ja:谷川士清, 1709–1776)
began compilation of the
first full-scale ****anese...
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Tenmei (1781–1789) era by the son-in-law of
kokugaku scholar Tanikawa Kotosuga, who
added lecture halls for
visiting scholars to give presentations. Fellow...
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doctors and
scholars Niwa Masahide,
Minami Asai, Ono Ranzan,
Tanikawa Kotosuga, and Toda Asahiyama. His
research of the species, forms, and production...
- 72169884; 136.49178333 (Tanikawa
Kotosuga Former Residence) 8 1526
Tanikawa Kotosuga Grave 谷川士清墓
Tanikawa Kotosuga no haka Tsu Edo
period kokugaku scholar...
