- – the date is "Tsuki-
okure". In
central Tokyo, Obon is held on July 15 (the
local culture of
Tokyo tends to
dislike Tsuki-
okure custom[citation needed])...
- p. 174;
Okure 1998, p. 1466.
Kruse 2004, p. 104.
Vawter 1968, p. 429.
Butler 1961, pp. 92–93;
Bruner 2012, p. 167;
Harris 2015, p. 4;
Okure 1998, p. 1466...
-
Teresa Okure is a
Nigerian Catholic nun. She was the
first African to
become a
member of the
Society of the Holy
Child Jesus. She is a
Professor in residence...
-
magic by the man
inside the Zangbeto.
Okunola & Ojo 2013, pp. 199–220. VoA.
Okure 2016, pp. 10–30. Ogungbile,
David (23
September 2015).
African Indigenous...
- pp. 100–101.
Quast 1991, p. 29.
Lincoln 2005, p. 170-171.
Brant 1996.
Okure 1988, pp. 88–89. Lee 1994, p. 67, n. 3.
Pontifical Council for Culture;...
- dub and by Ben
Diskin in the NYAV dub.
Sting Oakley (スティング・オークレー,
Sutingu Ōkurē) is one of the
Extended Naturals of the
Phantom Pain.
Together with his...
- as
Sanma Akashiya Hiroyuki Onoue as
Shoji Murakami Seiji Rokkaku as Mr.
Okure Shōhei Uno as
Totzan Shintarō
Hazama as
Kanpei Hazama Yuta
Kanai as Shinsuke...
-
Between Us") by
Chatmonchy and the
ending theme is "Kimi no
Kirei ni
Kizuite Okure" (きみのきれいに気づいておくれ, "Please
Realize How
Beautiful You Are") by Sambomaster...
- ni
Kirei no
Kizuite okure" (December 1, 2010) Kimi ni
Kirei no
Kizuite okure (Kuragehime ED)
Introduction Sekai wo
Kaesasete okure yo (live version) Zanzou...
- CD1:
Sekai wa sore wo Ai to
Yobunda ze Kibo no
Michi Sekai wo
Kaesasete okure yo
Dekikkonai wo
Yaranakucha Hikari no rock
Seishun Kyousoukyoku Love song...
