-
misconception is that a
kyūsu always has a side handle. However, the word "
kyūsu"
merely means "teapot", even
though in
common usage kyūsu usually does refer...
- However, some
kyūsu, like
their Chinese counterparts, have the
handle opposite the spout.
Kyūsu is
frequently made of ceramics. The
kyūsu has its origins...
- Sea [In Shimonoseki-kaikyo. A line
running from
Nagoya Saki (130°49'E) in
Kyûsû through the
islands of Uma Sima and
Muture Simia (33°58',5N) to Murasaki...
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ultimate attack. 147 "Nothing More That Can Be Done!!" Transliteration: "Banji
Kyūsu!!" (****anese: 万事休す!!)
Kazuhisa Takenouchi Toshiki Inoue Masayuki Uchiyama...
- tube or
vessel used to
store the
chakin during use
Kyūsu (急須) is a
small teapot Houhin smaller kyusu with no
handle (泡瓶)
Yuzamashi small vessel to cool...
- in
December 1937.
After being evaluated by the
Imperial ****anese Navy,
Kyusu and K.K.
Watanabe Tekkosho chose to
ignore the NAA
design almost entirely...
-
Gyokuro brewed in a
traditional Kyūsu teapot...
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elaborately engraved masterpieces. Cast-iron
cookware ****anese tea
ceremony Kyūsu, ****anese
teapots that
typically have side
handles Kettle, a
vessel with...
-
Sencha kyūsu Arita ware
sometsuke with
glazed karako motifs...
-
Kyūsu tea pot, Taishō era ca. 1921–1925, by
Yamada Jōzan I...
