- of
Scenic Beauty,
Special Historic Sites and
Special Natural Monuments "
Saihōji".
Encyclopedia of ****an. Tokyo: Shoga****an. 2012. OCLC 56431036. Archived...
- teach, he
suffered a
stroke and died on
March 9, 1926.(22) His
grave is at
Saihoji Temple, in Suginami,
Tokyo The family's
ashes are
buried at the
grave site...
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renga including a
translation of a
hankasen by Issa and
Kawahara Ippyō)
Saihōji homepage bio for Issa.
Bostok 2004. R. H. Blyth, A
History of
Haiku Vol...
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therefore retired early and
moved to a
small cottage called Shōnantei at
Saihōji temple (see Kokedera), in
western Kyoto. Daijirin, 2nd Ed. Kōjien, 5th...
- to form a
single tree,
which today is one of the
important landmarks of
Saihoji. On July 7, 1198,
Sadayoshi p****ed away at the age of 60, and in accordance...
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Composition on the Garden,
Designed by Muso
Sosek ACase StudyinZuisenji-garden,
Saihoji-garden—" 日本庭園学会誌 2007.18 (2007): 111-116.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
- and
traveled around ****an as a takuhatsu. He was
ordained as a
priest at
Saihoji Temple in Kyoto.
Takeda was
skilled in calligraphy, painting,
haikai poetry...
- Reigenji-temple was not
suitable for a long-term stay, so he
moved to the
Saihōji-temple. Moreover, the
imperial court issued the
order of
expulsion from...
-
created his Fusen-ryū curriculum.
After being appointed priest of the
Saihoji temple in
Kyoto in 1830, he
built a dojo in the
nearby grounds and started...
- 1958. Chūsonji (中尊寺).
Nihon no Tera 4. Tokyo: Bijutsushuppansha, 1959.
Saihōji, Ryūanji (西芳寺・竜安寺).
Nihon no tera 10. Tokyo: Bijutsushuppansha, 1959. Chikuhō...
