Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, established his residence nicknamed the "Flower Palace" (花の御所, Hana no Gosho) on Muromachi Street in 1379. From 1180 to 1185, the Genpei...

(室町通今出川)), the third shōgun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu established the Hana-no Gosho (花の御所, Flower Palace, also known as Muromachi-dono (室町殿, Muromachi Palace)), a...

after the district of Kyoto in which its headquarters – the Hana-no-gosho (花の御所, Flower Palace) – were relocated by the third shōgun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu...

(三条坊門殿) – former residence of Ashikaga shogunate, Kyoto. Hana no-gosho (花の御所) – former residence of Ashikaga shogunate, Kyoto. Azuchi Castle (安土城) – former...

May 2019 was called Tōgū Palace, but changed its name to Akasaka Palace (赤坂御所, Akasaka-gosho) when Naruhito became emperor. The Emperor used this palace...

styles (伝承花) are: shōgonka (荘厳華) seika (生花) heika (瓶花) moribana (盛花) The more modern shinshōka (心粧華) style consists of: inoribana (祈り花) sainohana (才の花) omoibana...

Yoko’o Tadanori Ron (ポップコーンの心霊術―横尾忠則論 Popcorn Spiritualism ― A Theory of Yoko’o Tadanori), 1968 『Sentōgosho』Jobun (『仙洞御所』序文 Preface to Sentō Imperial...

triptych series includes: Hana no Gyosho (花之御所) «1878» [] Flowers of the Imperial Palace Zensei kuruwa no nigiwai (全盛廓の賑ひ) «1879» [5] Popular and Prosperous...

Japan Times. 16 July 2020. Retrieved 6 October 2020. "第164回直木賞 西條奈加さん『心淋し川』の受賞が決まる". bunshun.jp (in Japanese). 20 January 2021. Retrieved August 25, 2021...

these sites. Kongōin Castle (金剛院城) Komaru Castle (小丸城) Kuratani Castle (鞍谷御所) Fuchū Castle (府中城) Mount Buei Castle (武衛山城) Gyōjidake Castle (行事岳城) Ōtaki...

Mangekyō" (淑女(レディー)の夢は万華鏡, Redī no Yume wa Mangekyō, "A Lady's Dream is a Kaleidoscope") by Megumi Okina, "Buway no Biya Biya" (ブウェーのビヤビヤ, Buwē ni Biya...

Nakamura Noshio II as the poet Ki no Tsurayuki's daughter Konohana (二世中村野塩のしおの紀貫之娘この花 Nisei Nakamura Noshio no Ki no Tsurayuki musume Konohana); it is at the...