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Japanese painter (1876–1942)
Kimura Buzan (木村武山) (3 July 1876 – 29 November 1942) was a Japanese Nihonga painter associated with the Nihon Bijutsuin. Born Kimura Shintarō (木村信太郎) in
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politician Bunji Kimura (木村 文治; born 1944), Japanese footballer and manager Bunzo Kimura (木村 文三; born 1942), Japanese rower Kimura Buzan (木村 武山; 1876–1942)
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Topics referred to by the same term
politician Kimura Buzan (1876–1942), Japanese painter Lucian Buzan (born 1999), Romanian footballer Tony Buzan (1942–2019), English author Buzan, Ariège
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Archaeological site
paintings by the Qing dynasty painter Yuan Yao and the Japanese painter Kimura Buzan, the latter of whom depicted the palace's destruction. Unfinished building
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City in Kantō, Japan
Rosanjin (北大路魯山人) is located in Kasama, and it has become a museum. Kimura Buzan, Nihonga painter Nasa Hataoka, professional golfer Yamashita Rin, female
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Building in Fukui Prefecture, Japan
Fukui Fine Arts Museum 福井県立美術館 Celebrating the New Year by Kimura Buzan Interactive map of the Fukui Fine Arts Museum area General information Location
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Destroying the Epang Palace, colour on silk, by Kimura Buzan 絹本彩色 阿房劫火 木村武山筆 kenpon saishoku Abōgō-ka Kimura Buzan hitsu 1897 Mito The Museum of Modern Art,
List of Cultural Properties of Japan – paintings (Ibaraki)
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Building in Tōkyō, Japan
The Emperor on a Personal Visit 徳川邸行幸 Tokugawa-tei gyōkō 4 April 1875 Kimura Buzan (1876–1942) December 1930 while viewing cherry blossoms at the residence
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
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Ward in the Tokyo Metropolis, Japan
Tokyo City. Nishiarai Daishi, located in Nishiarai, is a temple of the Buzan branch of Shingon Buddhism. Its formal name is Gochisan Henjōin Sōji-ji
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Buddhist mantra
(田久保周誉) (1960). 真言陀羅尼蔵の解説 (Shingon darani-zō no kaisetsu). Buzan kyōiku zaidan. p. 160. Kimura, Toshihiko (木村俊彦); Takenaka, Tomoyasu (竹中智泰) (1998). 禅宗の陀羅尼
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service (link) Farnsworth, Alexander; Lo, Y. T. Eunice; Valdes, Paul J.; Buzan, Jonathan R.; Mills, Benjamin J. W.; Merdith, Andrew S.; Scotese, Christopher
2023_in_science
focusing on data from ancient DNA studies, is published by Zver, Toškan & Bužan (2021). Revision of the European fossil record of bisons, with a focus on
2021_in_paleomammalogy
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