A Popular Dictionary of Shinto. Brian Bocking.
shōzoku — ▪ religious garment vestments worn by the Shintō priests of Japan during the performance of religious ceremonies. Most of the costumes appear to date from the Heian period (794–1185) and originated as dress of the noblemen, the colours and cut… … Universalium
shozoku — noun the garment worn by the gyoji; derived from court dress … Wiktionary
Shinobi shozoku — The shinobi shozoku is a type of dark coloured keikogi clothing, traditionally worn by practitioners of the Japanese martial art of ninjutsu. It is made up of split toed tabi boots ( jika tabi ) and socks; special trousers with double ties which… … Wikipedia
Ninjutsu — Sistema: Ninjutsu Área: Sistema de combate mixto Estilo: Bujinkan, Genbukan. Origen … Wikipedia Español
Cien famosas vistas de Edo — Jardín de ciruelos en Kamada (1857), de la serie Cien famosas vistas de Edo, obra de Utagawa Hiroshige. Cien famosas vistas … Wikipedia Español
Ninja — Shinobi redirects here. For the video game series, see Shinobi (series). For other uses, see Shinobi (disambiguation). For other uses, see Ninja (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
The Ninja Warriors — This article is about the 1988 arcade game. For the English translation of the Japanese sports tournament, see Sasuke (TV series). For the martial arts discipline, see Ninja. The Ninja Warriors Developer(s) Taito Corporation Publisher(s) Taito… … Wikipedia
List of Fairy Tail chapters — This a list of the chapters of the manga Fairy Tail , by Hiro Mashima. As of August 6, 2008, Fairy Tail has 102 chapters and 11 tankōbon volumes. New chapters are published in Weekly Shōnen Magazine every Wednesday. The first five volumes will be … Wikipedia
Tombei the Mist — (Japanese: Kiri no Tonbei ), was a leading character in the Japanese television historical drama series The Samurai (Japanese: Onmitsu Kenshi ). The role of Tombei the Mist was played by Fuyukichi Maki. The Samurai , set in late 18th Century… … Wikipedia
Gyoji — Ein Gyōji (jap. 行司) ist ein Kampfrichter im japanischen Sumō. Wie es in allen Bereichen des Sumō üblich ist, unterliegen auch die Gyōji einem streng hierarchisch geordneten System. Gyōji beginnen normalerweise bereits als Teenager ihre Karriere… … Deutsch Wikipedia
