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Tsuneari ****uda (福田 恆存, ****uda
Tsuneari, 25
August 1912 – 20
November 1994) was a ****anese dramatist, translator, and
literary critic. From 1969 until...
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Tsuneari Yahiro (born 12
September 1987) is an
Australian karateka. He was Australia's
first Karate Olympian,
competing in the 2020
Summer Olympics in...
- ("new drama") and
Kabuki styles. This hybrid-genre
reached its peak in
Tsuneari ****uda's 1955 Hamlet. In 1998,
Yukio Ninagawa produced an
acclaimed version...
- Australia. At karate's
debut in the
Olympics at the 2020
Summer Olympics,
Tsuneari Yahiro became Australia's
first Karate Olympian.
Karate spread rapidly...
- (1372–1456). His
mother was
Sachiko (幸子) (1390–1448),
daughter of
Niwata Tsuneari (庭田経有). His
father was the 3rd of the Fushimi-no-miya line and grandson...
- the Samurai. ****uzawa
Yukichi Nakae Chōmin
Natsume Sōseki
Susumu Nishibe Tsuneari ****uda
Yukio Mishima Turnbull 2006, p. 71
Jansen 2002, p. 102 Yamamoto...
- たった一度の対決 [Testimonies: The only once
showdown between Yukio Mishima and
Tsuneari ****uda] (in ****anese). Bungeishunjū. ISBN 978-4-16-373250-3. Morita, Masakatsu...
- last,
unfinished novel,
Light and
Darkness Nakae Chōmin
Susumu Nishibe Tsuneari ****uda
Yamamoto Tsunetomo Amino,
Yoshihiro (2016).
Natsume soseki. Kiyoto...
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abolition of kanji, has
undergone frequent criticism by scholars. In 1958,
Tsuneari ****uda
wrote an
article in the
magazine Koe
pointing out that it was impossible...
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Hosokawa Kiyoharu 1448–1483 –
Hosokawa Mochihisa 1450–1480 –
Hosokawa Tsuneari 1480–1500 –
Hosokawa Motoari 1487–1495 –
Hosokawa Katsunobu 1500–1508 –...
