Inuyama Matsuri — Held at the Harizuna jinja, Inuyama on the first or second Sunday in April, this is the only festival in Aichi prefecture to feature a parade of floats. They date from the Edo period, are three storied like those of the Takayama matsuri… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Yatai — Ornately decorated festival floats of many different kinds, weighing up to several tons and designated locally by various names, most incorporating the word mountain , such as yama (mountain), hiki yama (pulled mountain), yamagasa (mountain… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Noh — This article is about the classical Japanese dance theatre. For the town in Africa, see Noh, Burkina Faso. Nou redirects here. For the Romanian village, see Roşia, Sibiu. Noh performance at Itsukushima Shrine … Wikipedia
Matsukaze — For other uses, see Matsukaze (disambiguation). Matsukaze 松風 English title Wind in the Pines Written by Kanami … Wikipedia
Mamiya Michio — Michio Mamiya (jap. 間宮 芳生, Mamiya Michio; * 29. Juni 1929 in Asahikawa, auf der Insel Hokkaido, Japan) ist ein japanischer Komponist. Bereits 1940 bekam er Kompositionsunterricht von Moroi Saburō. Er war ein Schüler von Hiroshi Tamura im Fach… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Michio Mamiya — (jap. 間宮 芳生, Mamiya Michio; * 29. Juni 1929 in Asahikawa, auf der Insel Hokkaidō, Japan) ist ein japanischer Komponist. Bereits 1940 bekam er Kompositionsunterricht von Moroi Saburō. Er war ein Schüler von Hiroshi Tamura im Fach Klavier und von… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Weekly Manga Times — 週刊漫画TIMES Cover of 18 April 2008 issue. Categories Seinen manga Frequency Weekly Circulation 380,000 ( … Wikipedia
Итикава, Утаэмон — Утаэмон Итикава 市川 右太衛門 … Википедия
