- The
daishō (大小,
daishō)—"large and small"—is a ****anese term for a
matched pair of
traditionally made ****anese
swords (nihonto) worn by the
samurai class...
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Daishō-in or Daisyō-in (大聖院, lit. 'Great Holy Temple'), also
called Suishō-ji (水精寺, lit. 'Crystal Temple'), is a
historic ****anese
Buddhist temple complex...
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wakizashi were
mainly selected. This set of two is
called a
daishō. Only
samurai could wear the
daishō: it
represented their social power and
personal honour...
- the pair of
swords were
called daishō,
which translates literally as "big-little". Only
samurai could wear the
daishō: it
represented their social power...
- wakizashi. A shōtō and a daitō
together are
called a
daishō (literally, "big-little"). The
daishō was the
symbolic armament of the Edo
period samurai....
- Two
antique koshirae,
katana (top),
wakizashi (bottom), in the form of a
daishō (matched set). Edo period, 19th century.
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. Wakizashi...
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founder of
Shingon Buddhism, Kōbō
Daishi (弘法大師) (774–835),
including Daishō-in, near the top. The
island contains the
Miyajima Natural Botanical Garden...
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Daisho Con was an
annual three-day multi-genre
convention held
during November at the
Kalahari Resorts:
Wisconsin Dells in
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin....
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Daishō-in (大照院) is a
Buddhist temple located in the Tsubaki-chō
neighborhood of the city of Hagi,
Yamaguchi Prefecture, ****an. The
temple belongs to the...
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University Avenue in
Downtown Toronto and was home to
Noodle Bar, Nikai,
Daishō and Shōtō.
Noodle Bar was on the
ground floor and was a sister-restaurant...
