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Art and culture
Anime and manga
- See: /Anime and Manga
Artists
Mark Horiuchi (American of Japanese descent) - Carol Inouye (American of Japanese descent) - Shuza Kato (probably Shuzo Kato) - Saburo Muraoka (ja:村岡三郎) - Yoshikazu Nakata - Nobuyuki Nishihara - Isamu Ohto - Keiji Sugita - Fuko Ueda (Japanese surrealist) ja:上田風子 - Yuzo Saeki (1898-1928) - Nanpin school - Nagasaki school
Designers
Sori Yanagi (furniture and houseware designer) ja:柳宗理 - Miyuki Koizumi ja:小泉深雪 (fashion - model) -
Music
Pro Musica Nipponia (traditional instrument orchestra founded by Minoru Miki in 1964) - Tokyo No.1 Soul Set (ja:TOKYO NO.1 SOUL SET) - Neil & Iraiza (ja:NEIL&IRAIZA) - Escalator Records - P&art Sasanoooha (ja:P&ART SASANOOOHA) - Elektel (ja:ELEKTEL) - Readymade Records - Portable Rock (ja:ポータブル・ロック) - L⇔R (ja:L⇔R) - Qypthone - Sunaga t Experience - Hi-Posi - Original Love (ja:オリジナル・ラヴ) - Adenosine Tri-Phosphate (ATP)http://www.atpmania.com - Asia Engineer (ja:エイジアエンジニア) - Love Tambourines (ja:ラヴ・タンバリンズ) - Circus (ja:サーカス (歌手))
Photographers
Authors
Eiichi Hoashi (ja:帆足英一) - Hiroshi Tamura - Kaho Nakayama
Clothing
Kimono hiyoku layering - Nudity in Japanese culture - American Kajuaru - Gloves in Japanese fashion - Japanese fashion
Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways
Disaster drill day (ja:防災訓練) - dai gomi - Bowing in Japan - Sunayu (砂湯) - Wandering child of Nippon - Koma-inu (presently a redirect) - Jōruri (music), a type of sung narrative with shamisen accompaniment, typically found in Bunraku, a traditional Japanese puppet theatre - Jōruri (opera), an opera by Japanese composer Miki Minoru - Jōruri puppets - irojiro - Japanese fashion
Festivals
Kagiya (fireworks competition ja:花火) - Countdown Japan (Year end music festival ja:COUNTDOWN JAPAN [[1]]) and Countdown Live (Year end solo concerts, as performed recently by Ayumi Hamasaki, Hitomi Yaida et al) - Hanamatsuri, separate from the stub section at Buddha's Birthday#Japan - Hotaru Matsuri - Tanuki Matsuri
Films, TV and video
Films
Director Infection (ja:監督感染) - Iden&Tity (ja:アイデン&ティティ) - Legendary Crocodile, Jake and His Fellows (ja:伝説のワニ ジェイク) - Mura no Shashinshuu (ja:村の写真集) - The Invitation from Cinema Orion - War without Rules - Another Heaven http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0244975/ - XX: Utsukushiki karyuudo http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0266066/ - Bizan film - Homeless Chugakusei - K-20: Kaijin niju menso den - 20th Century Boy (film) http://us.imdb.com/title/tt1181919/ - Gokudō sengokushi: Fudō http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0123092/ - Happy Flight [2][3] - Mary's Game マリ-の獲物
Actors
Noboru Mitani (ja:三谷昇) - Kaoru Oda (IMDb} - Tsutomu Tatumi - Ayano Shiraishi - Yoshiko Shinohara - Akemi Yamaguchi - Riho Makise (ja:牧瀬里穂) - Madoka Sugawara - Aki Mukai (ja:向井亜紀) - Hiromi Sakimoto (ja:崎本大海) - Mari Sekine (ja:関根真理) - Mayuko Kawakita (ja:河北麻友子)
Seiyū
- See /Seiyū
Fictional characters
Satsuki Kioka - Mitsuki Kōyama (ja:神山満月 no ja wiki) (heroine of Full Moon (manga) (ja:満月をさがして)) - Kyoko Date (ja:伊達杏子) (The first virtual idol) - Lovely White http://www.geocities.com/julie_winters_14/lovely_white.html - Makurokurosuke http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Makurokurosuke
TV
Digital television in Japan (ja:日本のデジタルテレビ放送) Currently a redirect.
Digital terrestrial television in Japan (ja:日本の地上デジタルテレビ放送)
a translation of ja:ニュース系列
Akireta-Deka (ja:あきれた刑事)(actual title: a·ki·re·ta–DEKA (あきれた刑事, "The Exasperated Detective")), a Japanese crime drama from Toei Television. (Mirrored from Wikipedia:Requested articles/Culture and fine arts by B.C.Schmerker 16:35, 18 August 2007 (UTC).)
Ugo Ugo Lhuga (ja:ウゴウゴルーガ) (Early '90s children's show featuring heavy use of greenscreen)
Curriculumachine (ja:カリキュラマシーン) ('70s children's show)
Playgirl (ja:プレイガール (ドラマ)) (Late '60s action/drama featuring lots of women with guns)
The Best House 123 ja:ザ・ベストハウス123
Cinderella wa Nemuranai (ja:シンデレラは眠らない) Jap Drama, 9 eps run in 2000 on NTV.
Games and toys
Rement miniatures (ja:リーメント) - I-SOBOT (the smallest toy robot)
Computer and video games
Arc the Lad 4: Twilight of the Spirits (ja:アークザラッド 精霊の黄昏)- Chiritorie
Publications
- Cute but deadly: Women and violence in Japanese comics - Kanako Shiokawa - Die Nacht eines verbrannten Backsteines The Night of Burned Bricks - Terry's Guide to the Japanese Empire 1933 -
Internet
- Shift Japan (http://www.shift.jp.org/) - SM128c (redirect to Super Mario 128 Central) (http://www.sm128c.com) - jlist.com (http://www.jlist.com) -
Magazines
- Petit Enfant (ja:プチ・タンファン)
- Brutus (magazine) & Brutus Casa (ja:BRUTUS)
- Bijutsu techō (ja:美術手帖)
- Geijutsu shinchō (ja:芸術新潮)
Newspapers
Theatre and stage
- Ichikawa Danjūrō II (July 1704 - November 1735) - Eldest son of Danjūrō I; previously known as Ichikawa Ebizō II and Ichikawa Kuzō.
- Ichikawa Danjūrō III (November 1735 - February 1742) - Adopted son of Danjūrō II, previously known as Ichikawa Masugorō. Died young.
- Ichikawa Danjūrō IV (November 1754 - October 1770) - Adopted son of Danjūrō II, possibly biological son. Previously known as Matsumoto Kōshirō II and Ichikawa Ebizō III.
- Ichikawa Danjūrō VI (November 1791 - May 1799) - Son of Danjūrō V, previously known as Ichikawa Ebizō VI. Died young.
- Ichikawa Danjūrō X (posthumous 1962) - Son-in-law of Danjūrō IX; previously known as Horikoshi Fukusaburō and Ichikawa Sanshō V. Played only minor roles, but revived many plays of the Kabuki Jūhachiban.
- Ichikawa Danjūrō XI (April 1962 - November 1965) - Adopted son of Danjūrō X, his biological father was Matsumoto Kōshirō VII. Previously known as Ichikawa Komazō V and Ichikawa Ebizō IX.
Other
Kinoko no Yama (product from Meiji Seika) (ja:明治製菓#食品) - Hobutsushu (classical text ja:宝物集) - Love Splash photobook - Showa nostalgia (ja:昭和ノスタルジー) - Tsuboya ware (Tsuboya-yaki ceramics from Naha, Okinawa; ja:壺屋焼)
Buildings, facilities, and places
Daikanransha Ferris wheel - Ocean Dome - Zero-yen homes (small huts that some homeless people in Japan build) - Watakano-jima (ja:渡鹿野島) - Bisan Seto (ja:備讃瀬戸) - Oomahiko Shrine, Shikoku - Ogasawara shoin (小笠原書院) - Nijūbashi - Okudaisen [4] - Dochu sand pillars, Tokushima prefecture - Hami, Kagoshima - Jyou Rokuji jinja (article exists on Japanese Wikipedia) - Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo - Omiko Beach - Meguro Gajoen - Hakone hot springs Onsen 箱根温泉[5] - Dochu - Oku-Iya (奥祖谷) - Kanzeon-ji (ja:観世音寺, once the chief temple in all of Kyushu) - Kameido Tenjin Shrine in Tokyo (ja:亀戸天神社) - Ehrismann Residence (Yokohama Yamate Bluff) - Yashima, Kagawa - Myōkian (ja:妙喜庵) - Joan teahouse (ja:如庵) - Nishiki Tenmangū (ja:錦天満宮) - Kantei-byō (ja:関帝廟) temple in Yokohama Chinatown
Note: If you're looking for a city, town, or village, you might find a link to it from the article on the prefecture.
Train related
Train platform (Japan) (ja:プラットホーム)
Business
Sony vs Nintendo (description of lawsuits) - Posren (ja:ぽすれん), Tsutaya discas - Village Vanguard (store) (ja:ヴィレッジヴァンガード (書籍・雑貨店)) - Leopalace21 (レオパレス) - KOSÉ (ja:コーセー) - Mesuca (sports apparel) - United Arrows (ja:ユナイテッドアローズ) (men's and women's clothes retailer) - Ichibanya (Curry restaurant chain ja:壱番屋) - Overseas Courier Service ([[6] OCS]) - Marusan or Marusan Shōten (toy company; [7], [8])
Food and drink
kibi dango [9] - Soyjoy - shijimi - ika somen - Awaji onion - Seirogan
Government
- Requests about current or recent politicians: /Government
Government by assassination (Japan 1930s) - Japan-Latin America Relations - Japan-China Joint Communique - Immigration in Japan - Michinoku (a region including Fukushima, Aomori, Iwate, and Miyagi prefectures; literally "the inner part"; mentioned at Tōhoku region, which gives it as a synonym but includes 6 rather than 4 prefectures) - Akatsuki, Ibaraki a former village now part of the city of Mito(ja:赤塚村 (茨城県)) - Dawn Society or Reimeikai (ja:黎明会)
History
Education in Meiji Japan - Fujiwara no Nakamaro rebellion (藤原仲麻呂の乱) - Heian Maru (submarine tender lost at Truk) - Historical Japanese name (currently redirected to Japanese name) -Isamu Noguchi Teien Museum - Japanese slave labor in the Soviet Union/Forced labor of Japanese in the Soviet Union - Kokka (国家) - Modernization of Japan - Ryoko the pirate (mythic?) who chased off the Mongols during the Mongol invasions of Japan and became a heroine -
Language
English language in Japan - Japanese profanity - Mantarō Hashimoto - Translating English names to Kanji - 芋 (いも, imo (Japan), ‘literally potato’), a Japanese language slur equivalent to ‘country bumpkin’ (moved from IMO disambig page) -
Law and politics
Showa Denko Scandal (ja:昭和電工) - Illegal drug trade in Japan - Murder in Japan - School Education Law - List of Ambassadors from the United States to Japan
Organizations
Japanese Swordsmith Association (official name: All Japan Swordsmith Association (http://www.tousyoukai.jp/index.shtml) (ja:全日本刀匠会) - Ogasawara etiquette school [10] - Tokushima City Tourist Association (徳島市観光協会, Tokushima-shi Kankō Kyōkai) - Chief Scout of Japan - Japan Scout Parliamentary Association - Japan Civil Aviation Bureau - Kenjinsha - Denenchofu Futaba
People
Business
Kyusaku Hori (ja:堀久作) (former president of Nikkatsu) - Daishi Kataoka (ja:片岡大志 [11] Record Producer) - Tadashi Kume (ja:久米是志) (president of Honda) - Toru Yamaji (APF News' president) -
Entertainment
Maki Asakawa (ja:浅川マキ) (singer) - Cubismo Grafico (ja:CUBISMO GRAFICO) (DJ) - Maiko Hashimoto (ja:橋本舞子) (singer) - Mayumi Gojo (ja:五條真由美) (singer) - Shoko Hikage (koto player) - Hideki Kaji (ja:カジヒデキ) (singer, musician) - Emiko Miyashita (haiku poet) - Yuuri Morishita (ja:森下悠里) (Gravure idol) - Keizo Nakanishi (ja:中西圭三, singer) - Karia Nomoto (ja:野本かりあ) (singer, DJ, model) - Nona Reeves (ja:ノーナ・リーヴス) (musician) - Masayoshi Takanaka (ja:高中正義) guitarist - Ayumi Tanabe (model) - Asako Toki (ja:土岐麻子) (singer) - Yuiko Tsubokura (ja:坪倉唯子) (singer) - Yuka Uchiyae (ja:うちやえゆか) (singer) - Tamao Yoshida (ja:吉田玉男) (theatre/cinema, 1919) -
Government
Ken Harada (diplomat) WWII ambassador to the Vatican - Ken Harada (government) resigned during the Recruit scandal - Makoto Nakajima (ja:中嶋誠 no ja wiki) (head of Japanese Patent Office) - Shinjirō Ono (ja:小野新次郎 no ja wiki) (Deputy commissioner of the Japanese Patent Office) - Takejirō Tokonami (ja:床次竹二郎) (politician) - Mitoji Yabunaka (Deputy Foreign Minister) -
Other
Yutaka Akino (Noted Japanese scholar of Central Asian history. Murdered in 1998 in Tajikistan working for United Nations Mission of Observers in Tajikistan. See [12] for a great deal of information about Akino. It would help if someone who can read Japanese wrote article about Akino.) - Yuichi Fukunaga (ja:福永祐一) - Yukihiro Fukutomi (ja:福富幸宏) - Yu Hanai - Tadayuki Inoue - Reitaro Ito - Sho Kazakura - Kishida Toshihiko (ja:岸田俊子Meiji era feminist, 1863-1901) - Kazuko Kojima (recently deleted) - Yoshihisa Komori (journalist ja:古森義久, [13] [14]) - Ayuse Kozue (ja:AYUSE KOZUE) - Ando Masatsugu - Yorihiro Matsudaira - August S. Narumi - Kohyu Nishimura - Toshitaka Nomi (ja:能見俊賢) - Tatsuro Shigaki - Ikuo Shimano - Takao Tajima (ja:田島貴男) - Toshimitsu Takagi (ja:高木敏光 no ja wiki) - Keitarō Takanami (ja:高浪敬太郎) (usually known as just K-Taro) - Yuji Takeuchi - Fujima Takuya - Ichiro Terao - Taku Yamada - Ayako Miyake (3-time Kunoichi (TV series) champion - Yamada Bimyo (ja:山田美妙) - Bizan Ueda - Bizan Suzuki (ja:鈴木美山) - Kizo Tamari (ja:玉利喜造) - Seiichi Hayashi - Tsurube Shofukutei (ja:笑福亭鶴瓶) - Parko Hayashiya (ja:林家パー子) - Nana Kinomi (ja:木の実ナナ)- Ken Ishiguro (ja:石黒賢) - Masaharu Anesaki - Hiyoko Kobayashi (ja:小林ひよこ) - Juan Gotoh (currently a redirect to Shotacon) - Katsuyoshi Nozaki - Saichi Asahara - Shunzō Miyawaki - Motoyoshi Masuda - Ōnishi Lion - Taeko Onuki (ja:大貫妙子) - Nobuo Ogawa ((ja:小川信雄 (実業家), 1912-2002) - Totoyomi Hideyoshi - Kosei Miura（ja:三浦皇成）- Aiko Kitahara - Nakajima Akane - Shinobu Moromizato golfer - Yoneo Ishii (scholar of early modern Thai history) - Seiichi Iwao (scholar of Japanese early modern trade/relations with SE Asia) - Naoki Ishikawa (adventurer/photographer（ja:石川直樹）
Religion and philosophy
Confucianism - Japan (ja:儒教#日本における展開と変容) - Religion, Folk - Japan (ja:民俗宗教 no ja wiki) - Eichi Osawa (head of Jiseiin, or cat temple) - Shinto wedding etiquette, what's involved? - Yuki Jōrō ("Snow Harlot"), a snow spirit that kills for pleasure and sex - Reigning Emperor (ja:今上天皇） presently a redirect - Thousand-armed Kannon (ja:千手観音)
The 88 Temples
| No. | Temple | City/Town/Village | Prefecture |
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| 1 | Ryōzenji (霊山寺) | Naruto | Tokushima |
| 3 | Konsenji (金泉寺) | Itano | Tokushima |
| 4 | Dainichiji (大日寺) | Itano | Tokushima |
| 5 | Jizōji (地蔵寺) | Itano | Tokushima |
| 6 | Anrakuji (安楽寺) | Kamiita | Tokushima |
| 7 | Jūrakuji (十楽寺) | Awa | Tokushima |
| 8 | Kumataniji (熊谷寺) | Awa | Tokushima |
| 9 | Hōrinji (法輪寺) | Awa | Tokushima |
| 10 | Kirihataji (切幡寺) | Awa | Tokushima |
| 12 | Shōzanji (焼山寺) | Kamiyama | Tokushima |
| 13 | Dainichiji (大日寺) | Tokushima | Tokushima |
| 14 | Jōrakuji (常楽寺) | Tokushima | Tokushima |
| 17 | Idoji (井戸寺) | Tokushima | Tokushima |
| 18 | Onzanji (恩山寺) | Komatsushima | Tokushima |
| 19 | Tatsueji (立江寺) | Komatsushima | Tokushima |
| 20 | Kakurinji (鶴林寺) | Katsuura | Tokushima |
| 21 | Tairyūji (太竜寺) | Anan | Tokushima |
| 22 | Byōdōji (平等寺) | Anan | Tokushima |
| 23 | Yakuōji (薬王寺) | Minami | Tokushima |
| 24 | Hotsumisakiji (最御崎寺) | Muroto | Kōchi |
| 25 | Shinshōji (津照寺) | Muroto | Kōchi |
| 26 | Kongōchōji (金剛頂寺) | Muroto | Kōchi |
| 27 | Kōnomineji (神峰寺) | Yasuda | Kōchi |
| 28 | Dainichiji (大日寺) | Konan | Kōchi |
| 30 | Zenrakuji (善楽寺) | Kōchi | Kōchi |
| 31 | Chikurinji (竹林寺) | Kōchi | Kōchi |
| 32 | Zenjibuji (禅師峰寺) | Nankoku | Kōchi |
| 33 | Sekkeiji (雪蹊寺) | Kōchi | Kōchi |
| 34 | Tanemaji (種間寺) | Haruno | Kōchi |
| 35 | Kiyotakiji (清滝寺) | Tosa | Kōchi |
| 36 | Shōryūji (青竜寺) | Tosa | Kōchi |
| 37 | Iwamotoji (岩本寺) | Shimanto | Kōchi |
| 38 | Kongōfukuji (金剛福寺) | Tosashimizu | Kōchi |
| 39 | Enkōji (延光寺) | Sukumo | Kōchi |
| 42 | Butsumokuji (佛木寺) | Uwajima | Ehime |
| 43 | Meisekiji (明石寺) | Seiyo | Ehime |
| 44 | Daihōji (大宝寺) | Kumakōgen | Ehime |
| 45 | Iwayaji (岩屋寺) | Kumakōgen | Ehime |
| 46 | Jōruriji (浄瑠璃寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 47 | Yasakaji (八坂寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 48 | Sairinji (西林寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 49 | Jōdoji (浄土寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 50 | Hantaji (繁多寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 51 | Ishiteji (石手寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 52 | Taizanji (太山寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 53 | Enmyōji (円明寺) | Matsuyama | Ehime |
| 54 | Enmeiji (延命寺) | Imabari | Ehime |
| 55 | Nankōbō (南光坊) | Imabari | Ehime |
| 56 | Taisanji (泰山寺) | Imabari | Ehime |
| 57 | Eifukuji (栄福寺) | Imabari | Ehime |
| 58 | Sen'yūji (仙遊寺) | Imabari | Ehime |
| 60 | Yokomineji (横峰寺) | Saijō | Ehime |
| 61 | Kōonji (香園寺) | Saijō | Ehime |
| 62 | Hōjuji (宝寿寺) | Saijō | Ehime |
| 64 | Maegamiji (前神寺) | Saijō | Ehime |
| 65 | Sankakuji (三角寺) | Shikokuchūō | Ehime |
| 66 | Unpenji (雲辺寺) | Miyoshi | Tokushima |
| 67 | Daikōji (大興寺) | Mitoyo | Kagawa |
| 68 | Jinnein (神恵院) | Kan'onji | Kagawa |
| 70 | Motoyamaji (本山寺) | Mitoyo | Kagawa |
| 71 | Iyadaniji (弥谷寺) | Mitoyo | Kagawa |
| 72 | Mandaraji (曼荼羅寺) | Zentsūji | Kagawa |
| 73 | Shusshakaji (出釈迦寺) | Zentsūji | Kagawa |
| 74 | Kōyamaji (甲山寺) | Zentsūji | Kagawa |
| 76 | Konzōji (金倉寺) | Zentsūji | Kagawa |
| 77 | Dōryūji (道隆寺) | Tadotsu | Kagawa |
| 78 | Gōshōji (郷照寺) | Utazu | Kagawa |
| 79 | Tennōji (天皇寺) | Sakaide | Kagawa |
| 81 | Shiromineji (白峯寺) | Sakaide | Kagawa |
| 83 | Ichinomiyaji (一宮寺) | Takamatsu | Kagawa |
| 84 | Yashimaji (屋島寺) | Takamatsu | Kagawa |
| 85 | Yakuriji (八栗寺) | Takamatsu | Kagawa |
| 86 | Shidoji (志度寺) | Sanuki | Kagawa |
| 87 | Nagaoji (長尾寺) | Sanuki | Kagawa |
| 88 | Ōkuboji (大窪寺) | Sanuki | Kagawa |
Sciences
Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, Class Structure
Technology
- Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan (ja:情報処理推進機構)
- Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:情報処理技術者試験)
- Fundamental Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:基本情報技術者試験)
- Applied Information Technology Engineer Examination (ja:応用情報技術者試験)
Weapons
Masahiro Katana - Arisaka Year 29 (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:二十九年式歩兵銃 no ja wiki) - Arisaka Year 30 (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十年式歩兵銃) - Arisaka Year 30 Cavalry Carbine (Japan - Bolt Action Carbine - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十年式騎銃 no ja wiki) - Arisaka Year 35 Infantry Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) (ja:三十五年式海軍銃) - Arisaka Type 0 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 7.7 x 58 mm) - Arisaka Type 1 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 6.5 x 50 mm) - Arisaka Type 2 Parachutists' Rifle (Japan - Bolt Action Rifle - 7.7 x 58 mm) - Browning M71 (Japan - Lever Action Rifle) - Howa M1500 - Howa M3000 - Japanese Type 100 - Japanese Type 30 - Japanese Type 38 - Japanese Type 92 - Japanese Type 96 - Japanese Type 98 - Japanese Type 99 - Ya - Yanone (Japanese arrowheads) -