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Transcriptions Romanization gyōsho...
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classic kaisho technique. semi-cursive (行書
gyōsho) (pinyin: xíngshū) The semi-cursive
script (
gyosho)
means exactly what it says; this
script style...
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eating due to
being fatty, bony, and odorous. In ****an, fish
sauce is
called gyoshō (魚醤);
another name is uoshōyu (魚醤油).
There are
several variations used in...
- The
deposed shōgun
became a
Buddhist monk in 1272. His
priestly name was
Gyōshō. He was a
writer of Waka poetry.
Parents Father:
Emperor Go-Saga (後嵯峨天皇...
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Prince Priest Gyōnin (堯仁法親王; 1363–1430）
Twelfth son:
Imperial Prince Priest Gyōsho (堯性法親王; 1371–1388) Consort: Uemon-no-Suke no
Tsubone (右衛門佐局)
First son:...
- He was a
professor emeritus at the
University of Tokyo. His pen name was
Gyōshō Kadomatsu (門松暁鐘). He was born in Yanagawa, ****uoka Prefecture. His birthplace...
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personal styles. ****anese
calligraphy has
three basic styles:
Kaisho 楷書,
Gyōsho 行書, and Sōsho 草書,
adopted from China. True
creativity is not the product...
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pressed and strained". A
condiment that
predated soy
sauce in ****an was
gyoshō (魚醤), a fish sauce. When
practitioners of
Buddhism came to ****an from China...
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ramune signs as well as
being a
common style for sake labels.
While this
gyosho-esque
script appears fluid and spontaneous, it
follows a
strict ruleset...
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formal style known as
shintai ("new form"), the more
informal form
known as
gyōsho ("running style"), and the
running style sōsho ("gr****", very
cursive style)...
