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Early ukiyo-e artist
The Kanbun Master (Japanese: 寛文大師; fl. c. 1660–1673) was a Japanese woodblock print artist and mentor to Hishikawa Moronobu, who is generally considered
Kanbun_Master
Okinawan karateka
Kanbun Uechi (上地完文, Uechi Kanbun; May 5, 1877 – November 25, 1948) was the founder of Uechi-Ryū, one of the primary karate styles of Okinawa. Kanbun was
Kanbun_Uechi
Japanese painter (1618–1694)
when he then turned to ukiyo-e, which he studied with his mentor, the Kanbun Master.[citation needed] The earliest known illustration of Moronobu that can
Hishikawa_Moronobu
Japanese painter
name Nishimura Tōtarō (Japanese: 西村藤太郎); 1828–1887) was a Japanese ukiyo-e master of the late Edo and early Meiji periods. Yoshifuji was a pupil of Utagawa
Utagawa_Yoshifuji
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Yanagawa_Nobusada
Style of karate
half-soft", the style was renamed Uechi-Ryū after the founder of the style, Kanbun Uechi, an Okinawan who went to Fuzhou in Fujian Province, China to study
Uechi-Ryū
take place in a banquet hall, before or during the reception party, with a Master of Ceremonies officiating and guests seated around tables. Although these
Marriage_in_Japan
Fastolf [fr] Master of Jouvenel Kanbun Master Master of the Karlsruhe Passion Master of the Khanenko Adoration Kirchdorf Master Master L. Cz. Master of the
List_of_anonymous_masters
Japanese painter
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Sakuichi_Fukazawa
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Eishōsai_Chōki
Japanese artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Kojima_Gyokuhō
painter Kamisaka Sekka (神坂雪佳, 1866–1942), Japanese artist and designer Kanbun Master (寛文大師, c. 1660–1673), Japanese woodblock printer Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944)
List of painters by name beginning with "K"
List_of_painters_by_name_beginning_with_"K"
Japanese painter and print artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Baiōken_Eishun
Japanese printmaker
rendered in the mingei (folk art) tradition of Japan. As a student of the master textile dye artist Serizawa Keisuke (1895–1984), Watanabe was associated
Sadao_Watanabe_(artist)
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Torii_Kiyomoto
19th-century Japanese woodblock artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Urakusai_Nagahide
Japanese artist (died 1837)
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Shunbaisai_Hokuei
19th-century Japanese painter
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Shunkōsai_Hokushū
Okinawan karateka
Uechi (上地完英, Uechi Kan'ei; June 26, 1911–February 23, 1991) was the son of Kanbun Uechi, founder of Uechi-Ryū, one of the primary karate styles of Okinawa
Kanei_Uechi
Japanese illustrator
consistently adroit and well thought out but clearly the work of a talented master rather than of an artistic genius." It is believed that Hanbei either died
Yoshida_Hanbei
Japanese painter
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Ryūkōsai_Jokei
Japanese ukiyo-e artist (born c. 1677)
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Kawamata_Tsuneyuki
Japanese painter
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Matsuno_Chikanobu
Japanese painter
paintings of erotic scenes. Isshō was banished from Edo in 1751, along with his master Chōshun, to the island of Niijima off the Izu Peninsula for a year. This
Miyagawa_Isshō
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Katsukawa_Shunsen
Designer
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Hirosada_II
Japanese woodblock print designer
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Sawa_Sekkyō
Japanese artist (b. 1906, d. 1981)
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Eiichi_Kotozuka
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Gihachiro_Okuyama
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Kawamata_Tsunemasa
Japanese ukiyo-e artist
also known as Ipposai Yoshifusa (Japanese: 一宝斎), was a Japanese ukiyo-e master and a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi of the Utagawa school. His best known work
Utagawa_Yoshifusa
Japanese woodblock artist (1927–2020)
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Reika_Iwami
Japanese printmaker
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Hiroyuki_Tajima
Japanese ukiyo-e artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Tsukimaro
II Shōsai Ikkei Utagawa Shigemaru Utagawa Shigekiyo Utagawa Hirokage Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Setsuri Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei
Schools_of_ukiyo-e_artists
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Gatōken_Shunshi
Okinawan martial artist
長順), founder of Gōjū-ryū; Funakoshi Gichin, founder of Shotokan; Uechi Kanbun, founder of Uechi-ryū; Kanken Tōyama, founder of Shūdōkan; Mabuni Kenwa
Arakaki_Seishō
Japanese ukiyo-e artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Utagawa_Sadafusa
Japanese woodblock print artist
Ginkō List of Utagawa school members Not associated with any school Kanbun Master Sharaku Sawa Sekkyō Toriyama Sekien Ogata Gekkō Sugimura Jihei Kobayashi
Suwa_Kanenori
Japanese and Okinawan martial art
Okinawan karate masters also came to mainland Japan to teach karate. These included Kenwa Mabuni, Chōjun Miyagi, Kanken Tōyama, and Kanbun Uechi. With the
Karate
sometime before 712, was written in kanbun. Even today Japanese high schools and some junior high schools teach kanbun as part of the curriculum. No full-fledged
Japanese_writing_system
Pre-modern immigrants to Japan
these periods, they introduced Confucianism, Buddhism, Chinese characters (Kanbun/Kanji), medicine, lunar calendar, and cultural practices such as Sue ware
Toraijin
(Kanbun) stone inscriptions, but a stone epitaph was written with kana. In the 16th century, a new style of stone inscriptions emerged, with Kanbun on
Writing_in_the_Ryukyu_Kingdom
Okinawan karate master (1908–1967)
advisor. Kanki Izumigawa died in 1967 at the age of 59. His oldest son Kanbun Izumigawa carried on his School in Japan as the second soke of the Senbukan
Kanki_Izumigawa
Buddhist temple in Shiga Prefecture, Japan
foundation or original name of this temple is unknown. The name of Gichū-ji is a kanbun pronunciation of the name "Yoshinaka". Kiso Yoshinaka was the cousin of
Gichū-ji
Genre of Japanese art
painted hanging scrolls known as Portraits of Kanbun Beauties gained popularity. The paintings of the Kanbun era (1661–1673), most of which are anonymous
Ukiyo-e
American karateka
Uechi Kanbun returned to Okinawa and taught at his son's karate school in Nago, Okinawa, Japan. During that time, Tomoyose Ryuko studied with Kanbun Uechi
George Mattson (martial artist)
George_Mattson_(martial_artist)
literature. Early texts were often written in pure Classical Chinese or kanbun (漢文, lit. 'Chinese writing'), a style of Classical Chinese influenced by
Japanese_literature
Japanese Zen Buddhist monk (1394–1481)
medieval Japan's greatest calligraphers and sumi-e artists. Ikkyū wrote in Kanbun-style classical Chinese, which was employed by many contemporary Japanese
Ikkyū
Traditional Japanese flower arranging
oldest published manual. The Kawari Kaden Hisho (替花伝秘書) was published in Kanbun 1 (1661). This was carefully written and instructive ikebana text, with
Ikebana
Japanese Rinzai Zen master, head abbot of Tōfuku-ji
calligraphy, Fukushima was an authority on reading classical Chinese and Kanbun (a hybrid Chinese/Japanese script). Although many Buddhist priests produce
Keido_Fukushima
Chinese-based Vietnamese writing system
accessible to the less than five percent of the Vietnamese population who had mastered written Chinese. Although all formal writing in Vietnam was done in Classical
Chữ_Nôm
Chinese martial art
vague. The school's founder, Kanbun Uechi, studied a martial art called "Pangai Noon" (half hard, soft) under unknown master (it was believed to be Zhou
Fujian_White_Crane
Japanese Buddhist treatise by Nichiren
takes the form of a dialogue between "a visitor" and "the master", and is written in kanbun (Classical Chinese). It propounds the idea that placing one's
Risshō_Ankokuron
Japanese style of ruby text
a mandatory part of the written language. In the written style known as kanbun, which is the Japanese approximation of Classical Chinese, small marks called
Furigana
Stylised, rectilinear, folded form of Chinese calligraphy
but occasionally seen in other contexts, such as the seals of Daoist masters. Strokes are conformed to the horizontal and vertical directions. As the
Nine-fold_seal_script
Kata of karate
the second of the three kata of Pangai-noon learned and then taught by Kanbun Uechi. It has obvious foundations in Sanchin, relying primarily on the "Sanchin
Seisan
Yoshishige no Yasutane 慶滋保胤 (c. 933 – 1002). Composed in Sino-Japanese (漢文, kanbun), Chiteiki is considered a foundational example of recluse writing known
Chiteiki
Chinese character standard in Taiwan
version in 1982. Kai Master Draft of Standard Form of National Characters (Chinese: 國字標準字體楷體母稿), for Regular script. Ming Master Draft of Standard Form
Standard Form of National Characters
Standard_Form_of_National_Characters
Logographic writing system
referred to as kanji. During the Nara period (710–794), readers and writers of kanbun—the Japanese term for Literary Chinese writing—began utilizing a system
Chinese_characters
Yokai
beast. However, sometimes their real identity is not known, and in the Kanbun 3 (1663) kaidan collection Sorori monogatari [ja], it was written that in
Noppera-bō
under the poet Gulin Qingmao (Japanese: 古林清茂; rōmaji: Kurin Seimo). His kanbun poetry often praises the teaching of Eihei Dōgen, especially Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō
Daichi_Sokei
American art historian
Lane Collection". Calendar News: 6–7.. Hanada, Fujio (2014). “Otogi Boko (Kanbun 11-nen ban)” in Japanese, Asakura, Haruhiko (ed.). Kanazoshi shusei, Volume
Richard_Douglas_Lane
German Buddhist architect
Those parts of Phillip Kapleau's book which were originally written in Kanbun she translated anew into English to keep her German translation as faithful
Brigitte_D'Ortschy
Shinto shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
armor maker from Nara. The Iwai family moved from Nara to Edo during the Kanbun era (1661-1672), gaining renown as the Shogunate's chief armor makers. The
Mito_Tōshō-gū
Illustrated history of Japanese historical figures and heroes
the Nanboku-chō period, it contains portraits and rough biographies in kanbun of 585 imperial family members, loyal retainers, and historical heroines
Zenken_Kojitsu
Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan
to Sunpu Castle with profuse apologies, Ieyasu refused to be placated." Kanbun 2 (June 16, 1662): An earthquake destroys the temple, the great statue,
Hōkō-ji_(Kyoto)
Spirit in Japanese folklore
The horror story (kaidan) collection Sorori Monogatari (曾呂利物語), published Kanbun 3, or 1663, includes a tale of a woman whose ikiryō assumed the shape of
Ikiryō
Literary tradition of Japan
linguistic and mutual poetic development, in Japan. Developments include the Kanbun system of writing by means of adapting Classical Chinese for use in Japan
Japanese_poetry
1231 Japanese Buddhist essay by Dōgen
China to Japan, it was not widely known for hundreds of years until the Kanbun Era (1661–1673), when it was found in a temple in Kyoto. In 1684, it was
Bendōwa
Capital of Fujian, China
States Coast Guard Zhou Zihe (周子和, 1874–1926), possible shifu of Uechi Kanbun, founder of Uechi Ryū Ludi Lin (林路迪, born 1987), Chinese-Canadian actor
Fuzhou
Water deity
The text designates the creature as a qiulong (虬/虯) in Chinese prose (kanbun), but the annotation gives its Japanese reading as mitsuchi. Note that 河伯
Mizuchi
Legendary Chinese Zen master
together with a "Japanese Translation" of the "original" in literary Chinese (kanbun). The original text may have been written in the middle of the 17th century
Puhua
Japanese Zen Buddhist master (1686–1769)
left a voluminous body of works, divided in Dharma Works (14 vols.) and Kanbun Works (4 vols.). The following are the best known, and also translated in
Hakuin_Ekaku
4th century BC Chinese narrative history
竹内照夫 (1974–75). Shunjū Sashiden 春秋左氏伝 [Chunqiu Zuoshi zhuan]. Zenshaku kanbun taikei 全釈漢文体系 [Fully Interpreted Chinese Literature Series] 4–6. Tokyo:
Zuo_Zhuan
International use of Literary Chinese
knowledge of classical Chinese (wenyan 文言) or Literary Sinitic (Hanwen 漢文, Jap: kanbun, Kor: hanmun 한문, Viet.: hán văn) to improvise and make meaning through writing
Brushtalk
Frequent fires in the Japanese city
this great fire. 1668 : A major fire broke out in Edo on March 3, 1668 (Kanbun 8, 1st day of the 2nd month). This disaster was attributed to arson; and
Fires_in_Edo
Village in Kyushu, Japan
(West) Elementary School (西小学校) Uechi Kanbun, Founder of Uechi-Ryū. Shinjō Kiyohide, 9th Dan Okinawan Uechi-Ryū Master, nine-time all-Okinawa Kata and Kumite
Ie,_Okinawa
Daigakusei Ryoku Kentei DS ASK ASK 20081220081204December 4, 2008 (JP) Kobun Kanbun DS IE Institute IE Institute 20091120091105November 5, 2009 (JP) Kodomo
List of Nintendo DS games (J–P)
List_of_Nintendo_DS_games_(J–P)
Tang dynasty Chinese poet (712–770)
"united in his work traits which previous men had displayed only singly". He mastered all the forms of Chinese poetry: Chou says that in every form he "either
Du_Fu
Federation. Retrieved 19 June 2026. "Special Collector's Edition: History, Masters, Traditions, Philosophy". Kara-te. Blitz Publications. pp. 27, 39, 45 &
Comparison_of_karate_styles
Mythical female creature
Yūichi (2023). "Kanbun kundoku no torēningu to fushigi na setsuwa no kōsatsu (Nihon bungaku senkō)" 漢文訓読のトレーニングと不思議な説話の考察 (日本文学専攻) [Kanbun Kundoku Training
Swan_maiden
Japanese poet and scholar
additionally, four of his waka can be found in Gosen Wakashū. His various kanbun writings were collected in a volume known as Kikashū (紀家集), "the Ki family
Ki_no_Haseo
Civil service examination system in Imperial China
readers in understanding Classical Chinese. The Korean Gugyeol and Japanese Kanbun Kundoku writing systems modified the Chinese text with markers and annotations
Imperial_examination
Name given to the regnal years of a Japanese emperor
Political Program of the Zhenguan Period (貞觀政要) Also rendered as Manchi. Kanbun 寛文 1661–1673 CE 13 years Xunzi Usage continued by the Emperor Reigen upon
Japanese_era_name
Buddhist temple in Kanagawa, Japan
rebuilt in 1910, 1974 and again in 1994. In the Edo period, during the Kanbun era, a fundraising campaign was held to build a sutra repository, which
Sagami_Kokubun-ji
Japanese folk character
sekkyō-kuri), ascribed to a performer named Higurashi Kodayū (日暮小太夫). It dates to Kanbun 2 (1662). Although the kōwakamai dance version of the Tale of Yuriwaka is
Yuriwaka
Type of cloak
Yūichi (2023). "Kanbun kundoku no torēningu to fushigi na setsuwa no kōsatsu (Nihon bungaku senkō)" 漢文訓読のトレーニングと不思議な説話の考察 （日本文学専攻) [Kanbun Kundoku Training
Feather_cloak
Multi-act plays (続き狂言) that tell one continuous story, developed during the Kanbun period (1661-1672) as opposed to single-act hanare-kyōgen. Uba A type of
Glossary_of_Japanese_theater
Coinage of Sōtō Zen founder Dōgen
system, arutoki ("at one time; etc.") was archaically transcribed 有時 in kanbun ("Chinese character writing"), and is now either written 或る時 with -ru る
Uji_(Being-Time)
Literature written during the Kamakura, Nanbokuchō and Muromachi periods in Japan
gunki, or senki monogatari. The immediate predecessors of these works were kanbun chronicles composed in the Heian era such as the Shōmonki [ja] and Mutsu
Medieval_Japanese_literature
Calendar year
1591) December 26 – Alexandrine von Taxis, German Imperial General Post Master (b. 1589) December 30 – John Strangways, English politician (b. 1585) date
1666
Early modern study of Dutch learning in Japan
needed] Japan's first electricity manual, Fundamentals of the elekiteru Mastered by the Dutch (阿蘭陀始制エレキテル究理原, Oranda Shisei Erekiteru Kyūri-Gen) by Hashimoto
Rangaku
2nd-century BC Chinese treatise
ISBN 978-1-4384-5705-5. Kusuyama, Haruki (1979–1988). E-nan-ji 淮南子 [Huainanzi]. Shinshaku kanbun taikei (in Japanese). Vol. 54, 55, 62. Larre, Claude (1982). Le Traité VIIe
Huainanzi
Earliest attested form of the Korean language
eighth-century editions of Chinese-language Buddhist works. Similar to the Japanese kanbun tradition, these glosses provide Old Korean noun case markers, inflectional
Old_Korean
"Michiyukiburi", he penned "The Regulations" to his brother Tadaki in traditional kanbun script. Having taken Buddhist vows, Imagawa Ryoshun was greatly admired
Samurai in Japanese literature
Samurai_in_Japanese_literature
Japanese supernatural entity
alive due to her poor conduct. In the Katakana-bon Inga monogatari (pub. Kanbun 1/1661), Book 3, Tale 11 "How a priest fallen to bad view harms self and
Kasha_(folklore)
Japanese Buddhist monk and philosopher and True Buddha (1222–1282)
formal styles. Some of Nichiren's kanbun works, especially the Risshō Ankoku Ron, are considered exemplary of the kanbun style, while many of his letters
Nichiren
Japanese manga and anime series
Teacher (物理の先生, Butsuri no sensei) voiced by: Kazuo Oka Kanji Teacher (漢文の先生, Kanbun no sensei) voiced by: Hidenari Ugaki Mr. Takabe (高部先生, Takabe-sensei) voiced
Atashin'chi
Transfer of the meaning of something in one language into another
borrowings of Chinese vocabulary and writing system. Notable is the Japanese kanbun, a system for glossing Chinese texts for Japanese speakers. Though Indianized
Translation
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