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Suzuki Shōsan (鈴木正三,
February 5, 1579 – July 28, 1655) was a ****anese
samurai who
served under the shōgun
Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Shōsan was born in modern-day...
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minutes away by car.
National Route 193
National Route 438
National Route 439
Shōsan-ji , 12th
temple on the
Shikoku Pilgrimage Amagoi Waterfalls, one of "****an’s...
- god". Nio Zen
Buddhism was a
practice advocated by the Zen monk
Suzuki Shōsan (1579–1655), who
advocated Nio Zen
Buddhism over
Nyorai Zen Buddhism. He...
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Toyota Toyota Athletic Stadium Toyota Sports Center Toyota Stadium Suzuki Shōsan, Edo
period Zen
prelate Yoshio Markino, artist,
author Miliyah Kato, singer...
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Dharma combat,
called issatsu (一拶, いっさつ,
literally "challenge") or
shosan in ****anese, is a term in some
schools of
Buddhism referring to an
intense exchange...
- (分身, Bunshin) 286. "Core" (本体, Hontai) 287. "Present State" (現状, Genjō) 288. "Accolade" (賞賛,
Shōsan) 289. "Terms" (条件, Jōken) 290. "Name" (名前, Namae)...
- ****odoki na Kon'yakusha ni
Seibai o! (この不届きな婚約者に制裁を！) Kono Butōha Ōjo ni
Shōsan o! (この武闘派王女に称賛を！) Kono
Rokudemonai Inbō ni Shūshifu o! (このロクでもない陰謀に終止符を！)...
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Shōsan-ji [ja] (焼山寺) Kokūzō
Bosatsu Kamiyama,
Tokushima 33°59′06″N 134°18′37″E / 33.985028°N 134.31025°E / 33.985028; 134.31025 (
Shōsan-ji (Shikoku...
- of clothes, you know?
Mostly a
jeans and t-shirt type of thing.
During a
shosan (a
formal public question-and-answer session)
Angie Boissevain came before...
- 460 mm (18.1 in) bow guns
using special "beehive s****" (三式焼霰弾, san-shiki
shōsan dan) but
could not
prevent the two
planes from shadowing. The
forces then...
