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Gusukuma U****ata
Seikyū (城間 親方 盛久, 10
April 1542 – 26
April 1612), also
known by his
Chinese style name Ō Kishō (翁 寄松), was a
bureaucrat of the Ryukyu...
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Seikyu Ri, or Lee Seong-Gu, (1
January 1911 – 14
October 2002) was a
Korean basketball player. He
competed in the men's
tournament at the 1936
Summer Olympics...
- Kyung-jae in 1972 in Osaka,
Tokkabi Kodomo Kai,
founded in 1974 in Osaka, and
Seikyu Sha,
founded in 1974 in Tokyo. In 1985, they
began a
campaign in Takatsuki...
- 13, 2024.
Retrieved July 26, 2024. Romano, Sal (May 6, 2025). "Tales of
Seikyu launches in
Early Access on May 21". Gematsu.
Retrieved May 7, 2025. The...
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Machine Adachi,
Barbara (1978). The
Voice and
Hands of Bunraku. Tokyo:
Mobil Seikyu Kabushiki Kaisha. Ortolani,
Benito (1995). The ****anese Theatre: From Shamanistic...
- Shin-Mikawa ****a
Sasaune Yoshioka Wanibuchi Tsumo Iwami Sasagatani Daito Seikyu Hirose Ningyo-Toge
Fujigatani Kuga
Kamogawa Gunma-Tetsuzan
Nebazawa Shōwa...
- Naha,
Okinawa sanshikan of
Ryukyu In
office 1606–1611
Preceded by
Gusukuma Seikyū Succeeded by
Yuntanza Seishō
Personal details Born 1549 Kumemura, Ryukyu...
- muni****lities and even
citizens in the form of "direct demands" (chokusetsu
seikyū: recalls, po****r
initiative referendums for prefectural/muni****l by-laws...
- in 1955, she took over
responsibility for the
magazine with her son, Ota
Seikyu. She
published numerous anthologies of her
poetry during her lifetime, including...
- in all
prefectures and muni****lities,
citizens may
initiate chokusetsu seikyū ("direct demands"), i.e.
mayor and ****embly are
subject to
recall referendums...
