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17506 Otagiri Tatsuzou
otagiri_tatsuzo Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
6:15 am
... Ah ... there is no help for me. My swords are set in the obi as are the extra sandles. Foolish or not, I have already begun this journey. But if the...
17505 Park McKellop
squire009 Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
6:00 am
I think there were shards of pottery found on the western side of SA, that were similar, made with twisted rope designs rolled on the sides. Pretty simple...
17504 Park McKellop
squire009 Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:57 am
In one of my books, I have a piece of Japanese artwork that shows a 'demon&#39; that taught about certain herbal remedies. It looks like a human from the New...
17503 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:46 am
Noble Cousins! Greetings from Solveig! I hope to come out with a leaflet entitled "Bunka" sometime around SEP 1 of this year. Which name should I put on it?...
17502 makiwara_no_yetsuko
makiwara_no_... Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:39 am
... http://folkwear-birchstreet.com/asian.html , #151 Japanese Hakama & Kataginu, #113 Japanese Kimono and #129 Japanese Hapi and Haori). I was wondering if...
17501 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:27 am
Ii Dono! Greetings from Solveig! I should also point out that the Haida of Vancouver, Island had large sea going canoes and practed celestial navigation....
17500 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:26 am
Noble Cousin! Greetings from Solveig! ... They were at various times bitten by the colonization bug. As I recall, in the early 17th century a good portion of...
17499 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:26 am
Kiri Hime! Greetings from Solveig! ... The Japanese built several large seagoing ships in the early seventeenth century. At least one of them sailed to Neuo...
17498 James Eckman
lost90804 Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
5:16 am
... I think one advantage of a course that concentrates on shapes, especially as short term as Heisig's is supposed to be is that it helps you recognize what...
17497 Anthony Bryant
sengokudaimyo Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
4:17 am
... Excellent. I really wonder about the folks whose texts are in romaji through the first semester. That's severely crippling. Effingham -- Anthony J. Bryant ...
17496 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
4:04 am
Baron Edward! Greetings from Solveig! ... At Harvard, you start learning kanji from about the first month. What they do at Harvard is not quite as radical as...
17495 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
4:04 am
Noble Cousin! Greetings from Solveig! ... What "Japanese equivalents" are you talking about? Every kanwajiten with which I am familiar shows usage and gives...
17494 Ellen Davis
daviem01 Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
3:34 am
... The pottery in question is called Valdivia ware and does bear a marked similarity to certain Jomon styles from both Honshu and Kyushu. For a good long...
17493 sca-jml@yahoogroups.com Send Email Jan 3, 2005
3:33 am
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the sca-jml group. File : /Valdivia.doc ...
17492 John Hidalgo
yodel_s Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
3:19 am
Hello Everyone, I went ahead and ordered Folkwear's Japanese Patterns (see http://folkwear-birchstreet.com/asian.html , #151 Japanese Hakama & Kataginu, #113...
17491 jeremy_kroeker Send Email Jan 3, 2005
2:11 am
Well, I see it now, it looks great anyways. I don't intend to use my armor in SCA combat so it really doesn't matter if it is legal. Thanks Jeremy Kroeker...
17490 Booknerd9@...
booknerd9 Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
1:16 am
... taking an ... has ... Well, I don't know if a test like this would work but would the pottery making techniques (i.e. kiln usage, temperature, glazes) and ...
17489 Elaine Koogler
ekoogler Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
12:39 am
... It's this last one that I referred to...I ran across this when taking an archaeology course while working on my M.A. Evidently the pottery has been found...
17488 Ii Saburou
tatsushu Send Email
Jan 3, 2005
12:35 am
... There also appears to have been trade up through Alaska--it is forseeable that an item could follow trade routes around the Pacific Rim--Japan traded with...
17487 Booknerd9@...
booknerd9 Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
11:51 pm
... wrote: But what ... about ... weren't ... Well, it could have been through a series of middle-men. Japanese pottery gets traded to China or to local...
17486 Elaine Koogler
ekoogler Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
11:00 pm
... No, I think that's the way this thing is supposed to work. I remember being somewhat confused by reading in one place that the Japanese typically didn't...
17485 Booknerd9@...
booknerd9 Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
9:47 pm
... Didn't the Japanese give this path of imperialism another try in the early 20th century, sending the military into parts of China (Manchuria? Or am I off)...
17484 Ii Saburou
tatsushu Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
2:32 pm
Just saw this on another list: The film Kagemusha will be released on Jan 18 and you be able to buy it from Amazon. ...
17483 Ii Saburou
tatsushu Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
2:29 pm
... That's actually how my class went: learn hiragana, and then start on learning katakana, words, and grammar. Learning a 'word' almost always included the...
17482 Otagiri Tatsuzou
otagiri_tatsuzo Send Email
Jan 2, 2005
2:23 pm
... Fujiwara-dono The Japanese tried the empire thing in the 1590s. They started with Korea. The plan was to go on into northern China. They got stopped by ...
17481 mattfmcti Send Email Jan 2, 2005
2:11 pm
Katai na Itoko! I had an interesting thought the other day. Why were the Japanese not bitten by the colonization bug the way the Europeans were? If the ...
17480 Anthony Bryant
sengokudaimyo Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
10:14 pm
... That's one reason I object so strongly to many of the "learn kanji" books. They all seem to focus on individual kanji, and this mysterious thing called ...
17479 James Eckman
lost90804 Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
8:41 pm
Akemashite omedetou gozaimsu! ... True, but every other kanji class I've ever taken or book I've read that is not a complete reference like Nelson's only...
17478 Otagiri Tatsuzou
otagiri_tatsuzo Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
6:28 pm
... Greetings for Otagiri! Yes ... this can be a problem at times. But I use the evisa.com site only as a supplement. You can download for free a portion of...
17477 Solveig
drnostrand Send Email
Jan 1, 2005
5:26 pm
Noble Cousins! Greetings from Solveig! When I looked at the Heisig webpage, some of the characters were too small to make out and they were not animated. -- ...
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