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Inshū or
Inshu may
refer to:
Inshū (因州)
Inshū,
another name for
Inaba Province.
Inshū (隠州), also
called Onshū.
Inshū,
another name for Oki Province. This...
- The
Inshū dialect (****anese: 因州弁
inshū-ben) is a ****anese
dialect spoken in the
Inaba region (formerly
Inaba Province) of
eastern Tottori Prefecture. It...
- Jiyu-Kennett
Throssel Hole
Buddhist Abbey Norwich Zen
Buddhist Priory Zendo Kyodan Shinzan Miyamae Roshi Other Rinzai or
Linji lineages Kaishin Inshu...
- (但馬国 (但州))
Inaba (
Inshū) (因幡国 (因州)) Hōki (Hakushū) (伯耆国 (伯州))
Izumo (Unshū) (出雲国 (雲州))
Iwami (Sekishū) (石見国 (石州)) Oki (Onshū,
Inshū) (隠岐国 (隠州)) Harima...
- Hōki, Mimasaka,
Harima and
Tajima Provinces. Its
abbreviated form name was
Inshū (因州). In
terms of the Gokishichidō system,
Inaba was one of the provinces...
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meaning Katsumata was
Friend throughout the
entire series.
Inshu Manjome (万丈目 胤舟, Manjōme
Inshū) A junk-peddling con
artist allied with
Friend who becomes...
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formerly known as
Iwami Province) ja is also used in
western Iwami region.
Inshū, also
known as
Tottori dialect (eastern
Tottori Prefecture,
formerly known...
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Karakami (江戸からかみ)
Gokayama washi [ja]
Haigushi Honminogami Hosokawagami (細川紙)
Inshu Gasenshi Ise-katagami
IseWashi (伊勢和紙) Iyo
Hoshoshi Izumo Mingeishi Jumonjigami...
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District in
modern Shimane Prefecture. Its
abbreviated form name was Onshū or
Inshū (隠州), Oki is
classified as one of the
provinces of the San'indō.
Under the...
- Jiyu-Kennett
Throssel Hole
Buddhist Abbey Norwich Zen
Buddhist Priory Zendo Kyodan Shinzan Miyamae Roshi Other Rinzai or
Linji lineages Kaishin Inshu...