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Uejima Onitsura (上島 鬼貫,
April 1661 – 2
August 1738) was a ****anese
haiku poet of the Edo period.
Prominent in
Osaka and
belonging to the
Danrin school...
- gave it a new po****rity. They were
Matsuo Bashō (1644–1694) and
Uejima Onitsura (1661–1738).
Hokku is the
first verse of the
collaborative haikai or renku...
- novelist. His real name was Toru Nakagawa. He is
noted for his
Detective Onitsura Series of
mystery stories.
Ayukawa was born in the
Sugamo neighborhood...
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written on the
subject by
several famous authors,
including Chiyo and
Uejima Onitsura.
These flowering cherry trees were
planted in four
groves at different...
- sessions,
reading books, and workshops—over the
course of a few w****s.
Uejima Onitsura (1661–1738), ****anese
haiku poet of the Edo
period Yoko
Minamino (1967–)...
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featuring the same protagonist, “Detective
Onitsura”. Set in
Manchukuo before World War II,
Detective Onitsura,
formerly of the
Tokyo Metropolitan Police...
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several villain characters in One Piece. 1996
Detective Conan (Mamoru
Onitsura,
Hiroki Oi,
Andre Camel (episode 1072-onwards)) 1997
Kindaichi Case Files...
- with the
artistic freedom nurtured by the
Danrin poets. Dada
Haiga Uejima Onitsura Sargent, G.W. and
Ihara Saikaku. The ****anese
Family Storehouse; Or the...
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Aubin (born c. 1679),
English novelist and
translator August 2 –
Ueshima Onitsura (born 1661), ****anese
haiku poet
December 19 –
Philip Frowde (born c. 1679)...
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Suzanne Roland-Manuel, the wife of Roland-Manuel) VI. "Alors ..." (by
Uejima Onitsura,
translated by Paul-Louis Couchoud;
dedicated to
Denise Jobert (daughter...
